The Effect of Integrated Chinese-western Therapy to Meiheqi
Yingbin Wei
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Yingbin Wei
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Objective: To observe the effect of integrated chinese-western therapy to meiheqi.Method: 60 cases of outpatient were randomly divided into two groups:therapy group(n=40),treated with oral Xiaoyaosan plus or minus,estazolam tablets and oryzanol tablets;and control group(n=20),treated with estazolam tablet and oryzanol tablets.There were 7 days for a course of treatment in both groups and effect were observed after two courses of treatment.Meantimes,psychotherapy were applicated to the patients of the two groups during treatment.Result: 28 cases recovered,10 cases got better and 2 cases invalid in treatment group(total effective rate,95.0%),and 6 cases recovered,9 cases got better and 5 cases invalid in control group(total effective rate,75.0%),respectively.There were significant difference in two groups(P0.01).Conclusin: The effect of integrated chinese-western therapy was superior to that of the treatment of pure western medicine.
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Objective: To observe the effect of integrated chinese-western therapy to meiheqi.Method: 60 cases of outpatient were randomly divided into two groups:therapy group(n=40),treated with oral Xiaoyaosan plus or minus,estazolam tablets and oryzanol tablets;and control group(n=20),treated with estazolam tablet and oryzanol tablets.There were 7 days for a course of treatment in both groups and effect were observed after two courses of treatment.Meantimes,psychotherapy were applicated to the patients of the two groups during treatment.Result: 28 cases recovered,10 cases got better and 2 cases invalid in treatment group(total effective rate,95.0%),and 6 cases recovered,9 cases got better and 5 cases invalid in control group(total effective rate,75.0%),respectively.There were significant difference in two groups(P0.01).Conclusin: The effect of integrated chinese-western therapy was superior to that of the treatment of pure western medicine.
Key concepts: Medicine, Western medicine, Significant difference, Treatment and control groups, Traditional Chinese medicine, Surgery, Internal medicine, Alternative medicine