The Clinical Observation of Rabeprazole with Ocupuncture on Treatmet of Non-erosive Reflux Disease
Dong Xin
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Dong Xin
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Objective To investigate the effects of rabeprazole with acupuncutre on the treatment of non-erosive reflux disease.Methods The 68 patients with non-erosive reflux disease were divided into the treatment group(34 cases) and control group(34 cases) randomly.The patients of treatment group were given rabeprazole with acupuncture qd.The patients of control group were given only rabeprazole bid for 4 weeks,then symptoms of heartburn,chest pain acirelux of all patiens were evaluated.Results It demonstrated that 94.1% of treatment group has had effect,but 58.8% of control group.The two groups have significantly difference.Conclusion Rabeprazole with acupuncture to non-erosive reflux disease has a better effect than only rabeprazole.
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Objective To investigate the effects of rabeprazole with acupuncutre on the treatment of non-erosive reflux disease.Methods The 68 patients with non-erosive reflux disease were divided into the treatment group(34 cases) and control group(34 cases) randomly.The patients of treatment group were given rabeprazole with acupuncture qd.The patients of control group were given only rabeprazole bid for 4 weeks,then symptoms of heartburn,chest pain acirelux of all patiens were evaluated.Results It demonstrated that 94.1% of treatment group has had effect,but 58.8% of control group.The two groups have significantly difference.Conclusion Rabeprazole with acupuncture to non-erosive reflux disease has a better effect than only rabeprazole.
Key concepts: Rabeprazole, Medicine, Heartburn, Reflux, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Disease, Acupuncture