Treatment of diabetic gastroparesis with combined traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine in 40 patients
Jing Chen
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Jing Chen
Abstract
[Objective] To observe the clinical effect of combined traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine in treating diabetic gastroparesis. [Methods] The patients with diabetic gastroparesis in treatment group (40 cases) were treated by Chinese medicine, acupuncture and cisapride and those of control group (cases) by cisapride only. [Results] There was obvious difference in curative effect between treatment group and control group (P0.01). [Conclusions] The curative effect of combined TCM with western medicine has an advantage when compared with western medicine only.
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[Objective] To observe the clinical effect of combined traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine in treating diabetic gastroparesis. [Methods] The patients with diabetic gastroparesis in treatment group (40 cases) were treated by Chinese medicine, acupuncture and cisapride and those of control group (cases) by cisapride only. [Results] There was obvious difference in curative effect between treatment group and control group (P0.01). [Conclusions] The curative effect of combined TCM with western medicine has an advantage when compared with western medicine only.
Key concepts: Cisapride, Medicine, Gastroparesis, Western medicine, Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese medicine, Traditional medicine, Internal medicine