Clinical observation of Wudai ointment to treat papular urticaria for children
Sujuan Li
Abstract
Sujuan Li
Abstract
Objective:Clinical observation of Wudai ointment to treat papular urticaria for children. Methods:The patients with papular urticaria were randomized into treatment group and control group. The patients in treatment group used Wu -dai ointment two times per day. The patients in control group used halometasone two times per day. Both treatment and the control group received three days treatment. Results:The effective rate in treatment group was 85.45%, the control group was 90.57%. There did not has a significant difference between the two groups. Conclusion:Wudai ointment can treat patients with papular urticaria for children effectively and safely.
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Objective:Clinical observation of Wudai ointment to treat papular urticaria for children. Methods:The patients with papular urticaria were randomized into treatment group and control group. The patients in treatment group used Wu -dai ointment two times per day. The patients in control group used halometasone two times per day. Both treatment and the control group received three days treatment. Results:The effective rate in treatment group was 85.45%, the control group was 90.57%. There did not has a significant difference between the two groups. Conclusion:Wudai ointment can treat patients with papular urticaria for children effectively and safely.
Key concepts: Medicine, Dermatology, Treatment and control groups, Significant difference, Randomized controlled trial, Surgery, Internal medicine