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Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment of Chronic Pelvic Inflammatory Disease with Clinical Observation

Qu Li

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Objective:To explore the combination of Chinese and western medicine treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease clinical efficacy.Methods:100 patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease were randomly divided into two in the combination therapy group 50 cases and simple western medicine control group of 50 patients in the control group based on the patient's condition severity to give medicine metronidazole,levofloxacin oral or static point,treatment group in the control group on the basis of the treatment plus pelvic inflammatory Chinese herb soup,two groups 10 days of a course of treatment.Results:The total effective rate was 96.0% in the control group,the total efficiency of 68.0%,two effective treatment group was significantly superior to the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion:The combination of Chinese and Western medicine therapy on chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have a good clinical efficacy,worthy to be popularized.

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Objective:To explore the combination of Chinese and western medicine treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease clinical efficacy.Methods:100 patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease were randomly divided into two in the combination therapy group 50 cases and simple western medicine control group of 50 patients in the control group based on the patient's condition severity to give medicine metronidazole,levofloxacin oral or static point,treatment group in the control group on the basis of the treatment plus pelvic inflammatory Chinese herb soup,two groups 10 days of a course of treatment.Results:The total effective rate was 96.0% in the control group,the total efficiency of 68.0%,two effective treatment group was significantly superior to the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion:The combination of Chinese and Western medicine therapy on chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have a good clinical efficacy,worthy to be popularized.

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Objective:To explore the combination of Chinese and western medicine treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease clinical efficacy.Methods:100 patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease were randomly divided into two in the combination therapy group 50 cases and simple western medicine control group of 50 patients in the control group based on the patient's condition severity to give medicine metronidazole,levofloxacin oral or static point,treatment group in the control group on the basis of the treatment plus pelvic inflammatory Chinese herb soup,two groups 10 days of a course of treatment.Results:The total effective rate was 96.0% in the control group,the total efficiency of 68.0%,two effective treatment group was significantly superior to the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion:The combination of Chinese and Western medicine therapy on chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have a good clinical efficacy,worthy to be popularized.

Key concepts: Medicine, Levofloxacin, Western medicine, Pelvic inflammatory disease, Traditional Chinese medicine, Metronidazole, Internal medicine, Clinical efficacy

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