2002Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineRequires access

Chinese Herbal Enema for 40 Cases of Chronic Ulcerative Colitis

Shi Hai

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Chinese herbal enema was used to treat 40 cases of mild or moderate chronic ulcerative colitis for 60 days.Results:The therapeutic effects in treatment group were better than that in control group;the total effective rates were 87 50% and 68 57% in treatment and control group respectively,with a significant difference between them(P0 05).

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Chinese herbal enema was used to treat 40 cases of mild or moderate chronic ulcerative colitis for 60 days.Results:The therapeutic effects in treatment group were better than that in control group;the total effective rates were 87 50% and 68 57% in treatment and control group respectively,with a significant difference between them(P0 05).

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Chinese herbal enema was used to treat 40 cases of mild or moderate chronic ulcerative colitis for 60 days.Results:The therapeutic effects in treatment group were better than that in control group;the total effective rates were 87 50% and 68 57% in treatment and control group respectively,with a significant difference between them(P0 05).

Key concepts: Medicine, Ulcerative colitis, Enema, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Chinese herbs, Traditional Chinese medicine, Traditional medicine

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