Clinical Observation on 648 Cases of Infantile Allergic Eczema Treated by"Heat-Clarifying and Dampness-Removing Mixture
Wang Liu
Abstract
Wang Liu
Abstract
In dividing 918 cases of children sick with allergic eczema randomly into two groups,the control group was given Clarityne and topical butyric hydrocortisone.Bases upon this recipe,the treatment group was added self madeHeat Clarifying and Dampness Removing Mixture.The results showed that the total effective rate was 97 83% in the treatment group and was 74 07% in the control group,in a significant difference(P0 01)between the two groups,and that the recurrence rate was remarkably lower in the treatment group than in the control group after medications were stopped,indicating that there is an obvious effect inHeat Clarifying and Dampness Removing Liquidfor allergic eczema in children.
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In dividing 918 cases of children sick with allergic eczema randomly into two groups,the control group was given Clarityne and topical butyric hydrocortisone.Bases upon this recipe,the treatment group was added self madeHeat Clarifying and Dampness Removing Mixture.The results showed that the total effective rate was 97 83% in the treatment group and was 74 07% in the control group,in a significant difference(P0 01)between the two groups,and that the recurrence rate was remarkably lower in the treatment group than in the control group after medications were stopped,indicating that there is an obvious effect inHeat Clarifying and Dampness Removing Liquidfor allergic eczema in children.
Key concepts: Medicine, Allergy, Dermatology, Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine, Immunology