Clinical Observation on Treatment of Chronic Hand and Foot Eczema with Skin-moistening Lotion
Hongbing Li
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Hongbing Li
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OBJECTIVE To evaluate the therapeutic effect of skin-moistening lotion made from Chinese drugs in the treatment of chronic hand and foot eczema and explore into the mechanism of the lotion. METHOD 178 patients with chronic hand and foot eczema were randomly divided into a treatment group (90 cases) treated with the lotion and a control group (88 cases) treated with Pikangshuang, and all the patients were treated for 3 days as a course of treatment. RESULT The therapeutic effect obtained in the treatment group was more satisfactory than in the control group (P0.05), and the total efficacy of the lotion was higher than Pikangshuang (P0.01). CONCLUSION The skin-moistening lotion can effectively treat chronic hand and foot eczema.
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OBJECTIVE To evaluate the therapeutic effect of skin-moistening lotion made from Chinese drugs in the treatment of chronic hand and foot eczema and explore into the mechanism of the lotion. METHOD 178 patients with chronic hand and foot eczema were randomly divided into a treatment group (90 cases) treated with the lotion and a control group (88 cases) treated with Pikangshuang, and all the patients were treated for 3 days as a course of treatment. RESULT The therapeutic effect obtained in the treatment group was more satisfactory than in the control group (P0.05), and the total efficacy of the lotion was higher than Pikangshuang (P0.01). CONCLUSION The skin-moistening lotion can effectively treat chronic hand and foot eczema.
Key concepts: Lotion, Medicine, Dermatology, Foot (prosody), Therapeutic effect, Surgery, Traditional medicine, Linguistics