Clinical observation on recurrence of peptic ulcer by the treatment of Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine
Nong Zhi-xin
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Nong Zhi-xin
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Objective:To investigate the clinical curative effect of peptic ulcer by the treatment of Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine. Methods:80 patients were randomly divided into treatment group and control group. Treatment group were given Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine,control group were given western medicine only. Results:The effective rate of treatment group was 97.5%,control group was 85%. Recurrence of treatment group was 3.33%,control group was 43.75%(P0.01) . Conclusion:Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine can treat peptic ulcer effectively,it's better than western medicine only,and recurrence of peptic ulcer is lower.
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Objective:To investigate the clinical curative effect of peptic ulcer by the treatment of Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine. Methods:80 patients were randomly divided into treatment group and control group. Treatment group were given Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine,control group were given western medicine only. Results:The effective rate of treatment group was 97.5%,control group was 85%. Recurrence of treatment group was 3.33%,control group was 43.75%(P0.01) . Conclusion:Huangqijianzhong Soup combined with western medicine can treat peptic ulcer effectively,it's better than western medicine only,and recurrence of peptic ulcer is lower.
Key concepts: Medicine, Western medicine, Peptic ulcer, Peptic, Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine, Integrative medicine, Surgery