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The observation about curative effect of Wenglitong for following TURP surgery urinary storage symptoms

Dengke Yang

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Objective:To evaluate the effect of wenglitong for treating the urinary storage symptoms after TURP.Methods:Total of 64 patients with benign prostate hyperplasia in our hospital for surgery treatment were randomly divided into the experimental group and control group,30 cases and 34 cases respectively.The patients in the experimental group were treated with wenglitong during one month after TURP.All the patient s were adopted to IPSS evaluation preoperatively and one month after operation.IPSS evaluation was separated with two parts as irritation score(IPSS1) and obstruction score(IPSS2).Irritation score(IPSS1) was compared between the two groups one month after operation.Results:Irritation scores(IPSS1) of patients in the experimental group and control group were 5.70±2.41 and 8.38±3.22 respectively,having statistics significant difference between two groups(P0.01).Conclusions:Wenglitong can improve the urinary storage symptoms of BPH patients after TURP obviously.

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Objective:To evaluate the effect of wenglitong for treating the urinary storage symptoms after TURP.Methods:Total of 64 patients with benign prostate hyperplasia in our hospital for surgery treatment were randomly divided into the experimental group and control group,30 cases and 34 cases respectively.The patients in the experimental group were treated with wenglitong during one month after TURP.All the patient s were adopted to IPSS evaluation preoperatively and one month after operation.IPSS evaluation was separated with two parts as irritation score(IPSS1) and obstruction score(IPSS2).Irritation score(IPSS1) was compared between the two groups one month after operation.Results:Irritation scores(IPSS1) of patients in the experimental group and control group were 5.70±2.41 and 8.38±3.22 respectively,having statistics significant difference between two groups(P0.01).Conclusions:Wenglitong can improve the urinary storage symptoms of BPH patients after TURP obviously.

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Objective:To evaluate the effect of wenglitong for treating the urinary storage symptoms after TURP.Methods:Total of 64 patients with benign prostate hyperplasia in our hospital for surgery treatment were randomly divided into the experimental group and control group,30 cases and 34 cases respectively.The patients in the experimental group were treated with wenglitong during one month after TURP.All the patient s were adopted to IPSS evaluation preoperatively and one month after operation.IPSS evaluation was separated with two parts as irritation score(IPSS1) and obstruction score(IPSS2).Irritation score(IPSS1) was compared between the two groups one month after operation.Results:Irritation scores(IPSS1) of patients in the experimental group and control group were 5.70±2.41 and 8.38±3.22 respectively,having statistics significant difference between two groups(P0.01).Conclusions:Wenglitong can improve the urinary storage symptoms of BPH patients after TURP obviously.

Key concepts: Medicine, Irritation, Surgery, Urinary system, Prostate, Transurethral resection of the prostate, Significant difference, Urology

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