Clinical observation of musky suppository in treating bleeding internal hemorrhoids
Hong A. Xu, Wei-guo Huang, Guo Chun
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Hong A. Xu, Wei-guo Huang, Guo Chun
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Objective To observe the effect of musky suppository in treating bleeding internal hemorrhoids. Methods The effects of 162 cases of bleeding internal hemorrhoids were observed. Results The time to take effect was 5 to 72 hours, average (22 ± 16.4)hours. After 7 days treatment, symptom improvement rate was as follows: bleeding 92.59%, erosion 87.80%, pain 91.80% , pruritus 75.93%, prolapsed 81.44%, swell 84. 35%. Conclusion Chinese medicine musky suppository is the primary choice for bleeding internal hemorrhoids, with apparent improvement for bleeding symptom, showing advantage of quick hemostasis, little side effect and safety. Key words: Internal hemorrhoids; Musky suppository; Chinese medicine suppository
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Objective To observe the effect of musky suppository in treating bleeding internal hemorrhoids. Methods The effects of 162 cases of bleeding internal hemorrhoids were observed. Results The time to take effect was 5 to 72 hours, average (22 ± 16.4)hours. After 7 days treatment, symptom improvement rate was as follows: bleeding 92.59%, erosion 87.80%, pain 91.80% , pruritus 75.93%, prolapsed 81.44%, swell 84. 35%. Conclusion Chinese medicine musky suppository is the primary choice for bleeding internal hemorrhoids, with apparent improvement for bleeding symptom, showing advantage of quick hemostasis, little side effect and safety. Key words: Internal hemorrhoids; Musky suppository; Chinese medicine suppository
Key concepts: Suppository, Hemorrhoids, Medicine, Surgery, Hemostasis, Pharmacology