Clinical observation of Baoganhuaxian decoction to treat hepatic fibrosis
Wang Dao-chun
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Wang Dao-chun
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Object:to observe the clinical effect of Baoganhuaxian decoction to co-treat hepatic fibrosis.Method:to divide the patients into control group and treatment group,both them were treated by normal western medicine,and the treatment group had added treatment of Baoganhuaxian decoction.After 3months treatment,the effect assess was made,and the indexes of liver function,hepatic fibrosis and B ultrasonic were observed.Result:The control group and treatment group's effective rate were 83.33% and 63.89%,and the difference had statistical significance(P0.05).The indexes had obviously improve(P0.05,P0.01).Conclusion:Baoganhuaxian decoction co-treating hepatic fibrosis can effectively improve therapeutic effect.
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Object:to observe the clinical effect of Baoganhuaxian decoction to co-treat hepatic fibrosis.Method:to divide the patients into control group and treatment group,both them were treated by normal western medicine,and the treatment group had added treatment of Baoganhuaxian decoction.After 3months treatment,the effect assess was made,and the indexes of liver function,hepatic fibrosis and B ultrasonic were observed.Result:The control group and treatment group's effective rate were 83.33% and 63.89%,and the difference had statistical significance(P0.05).The indexes had obviously improve(P0.05,P0.01).Conclusion:Baoganhuaxian decoction co-treating hepatic fibrosis can effectively improve therapeutic effect.
Key concepts: Decoction, Hepatic fibrosis, Medicine, Hepatic function, Western medicine, Therapeutic effect, Statistical significance, Internal medicine