Herbal Treatment After Cataract Ultrasonic Emulsification Operation in Diabetics
Ren Jian-pin
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Ren Jian-pin
Abstract
One hundred and eight cases of diabetic cataract after ultrasonic emulsification operation were randomized into two groups: observation group in which 51 cases were given herbal medicines that function to enrich qi, nourish kidney and liver and activate blood and resolve stasis, once a dose, with 14 days in a course; and control group in which 51 cases were given 30 mg Prednisone per day for a week, and 25mg of Indomethacin for another week. Result: There was no difference in treatment outcomes; but the observation group had lower blood sugar than control group.
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One hundred and eight cases of diabetic cataract after ultrasonic emulsification operation were randomized into two groups: observation group in which 51 cases were given herbal medicines that function to enrich qi, nourish kidney and liver and activate blood and resolve stasis, once a dose, with 14 days in a course; and control group in which 51 cases were given 30 mg Prednisone per day for a week, and 25mg of Indomethacin for another week. Result: There was no difference in treatment outcomes; but the observation group had lower blood sugar than control group.
Key concepts: Medicine, Prednisone, Blood sugar, Diabetes mellitus, Traditional medicine, Surgery, Endocrinology