Dampness Efficacy of Treating Eczema
Min Zhao
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Min Zhao
Abstract
Objective:To observe the dampness decoction Yaya acute eczema treatment.Methods:The diagnosis of acute eczema Yaya 100 patients were randomly divided into treatment group(Medicines)to give oral soup dampness,the control group(western group)to give oral cetirizine tablets.Two groups of patients in conjunction with 3% boric acid solution(hospital preparation),hydrocortisone ointment(compound preparations)for external use.Consecutive patients treated for more than two weeks.Underwent treatment efficacy evaluation.Results:The treatment group was 81.26%,57.36% in control group,treatment group and control group was statistically significant(P0.01),and no serious adverse reactions.Conclusion:Treatment of subacute eczema dampness soup significant effect.
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Objective:To observe the dampness decoction Yaya acute eczema treatment.Methods:The diagnosis of acute eczema Yaya 100 patients were randomly divided into treatment group(Medicines)to give oral soup dampness,the control group(western group)to give oral cetirizine tablets.Two groups of patients in conjunction with 3% boric acid solution(hospital preparation),hydrocortisone ointment(compound preparations)for external use.Consecutive patients treated for more than two weeks.Underwent treatment efficacy evaluation.Results:The treatment group was 81.26%,57.36% in control group,treatment group and control group was statistically significant(P0.01),and no serious adverse reactions.Conclusion:Treatment of subacute eczema dampness soup significant effect.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cetirizine, Decoction, Clinical efficacy, Adverse effect, Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine, Traditional medicine