Clinical Observation on HuShenHuoXue Recipe Treating Primary Nephrotic Syndrome
Bo Deng
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Bo Deng
Abstract
Objective;To observe the therapeutic effect of HuShenHuoXue recipe treating primary nephrotic syndrome.Methods:45 patients were randomly devided into the treatment grounp and the control group.The control group was given antiod immunoradiomeric and anti-inflammatory medication such as glucocorticoid,as well as other symptomatic treatment.On the basic of the control group,the treatment group was added with HuShenHuoXue recipe,one dose everyday,30 days as one period,2 period in total.Results:The total therapeutic effective rate of the treatment group is higher than the control group.Conclusion:The therapeutic effect of HuShenHuoXue recipe combined with werstern medicine treating primary nephrotic syndrome is better than pure western medicine.
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Objective;To observe the therapeutic effect of HuShenHuoXue recipe treating primary nephrotic syndrome.Methods:45 patients were randomly devided into the treatment grounp and the control group.The control group was given antiod immunoradiomeric and anti-inflammatory medication such as glucocorticoid,as well as other symptomatic treatment.On the basic of the control group,the treatment group was added with HuShenHuoXue recipe,one dose everyday,30 days as one period,2 period in total.Results:The total therapeutic effective rate of the treatment group is higher than the control group.Conclusion:The therapeutic effect of HuShenHuoXue recipe combined with werstern medicine treating primary nephrotic syndrome is better than pure western medicine.
Key concepts: Medicine, Nephrotic syndrome, Therapeutic effect, Recipe, Western medicine, Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine