Massage as a Coordinative Treatment for Infant Diarrhea the Outpatient
Fang Zhong-hua
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Fang Zhong-hua
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Objective:To compare the differences of the curative effect between infantile massage therapy and Western medicine therapy in treating infantile diarrhea.Methods:Divide 80 infantile patients suffered from diarrhea into 2 groups randomly,40 in treatment group and 40 in comparison group.The children in treatment group are treated by infantile massage therapy while the other group is treated by taking Smecta orally.Results:The effective percentage of treatment group is 97.5%,and 85% of comparison group.The curative effect of treatment group is better than comparison group.(P0.001)Conclusion:The infantile massage therapy can ease the state of illness caused by rotavirus diarrhea and noninfectious diarrhea,and the effect is notable.
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Objective:To compare the differences of the curative effect between infantile massage therapy and Western medicine therapy in treating infantile diarrhea.Methods:Divide 80 infantile patients suffered from diarrhea into 2 groups randomly,40 in treatment group and 40 in comparison group.The children in treatment group are treated by infantile massage therapy while the other group is treated by taking Smecta orally.Results:The effective percentage of treatment group is 97.5%,and 85% of comparison group.The curative effect of treatment group is better than comparison group.(P0.001)Conclusion:The infantile massage therapy can ease the state of illness caused by rotavirus diarrhea and noninfectious diarrhea,and the effect is notable.
Key concepts: Medicine, Massage, Diarrhea, Infantile diarrhea, Rotavirus, Treatment and control groups, Pediatrics, Internal medicine