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Clinical observation on Jawei-Wendan decoction in treating acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (AECOPD) due to phlegm blocking in lung

陈凯生, 刘铭, 魏卓红

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Objective To observe the curative effects of Jawei-Wendan decoction in treating acute exacerbation of COPD due to phlegm blocking in lung. Methods From July 2010 to June 2013, 66 enrolled cases were randomly divided into a treatment group and a control group with 33 in each. Aside from receiving anti-infection and symptomatic treatment as the control group did, the treatment group was also given orally Jawei-Wendan decoction. The symptoms, pulmonary function and the variety of the laboratory indexing were observed before and after the treatment. Results ①The treatment group attained better curative effects(P〈0.05) and got shorter symptomatic relief time of cough, expectoration and breathless(The T-value is respectively 16.770, 8.635, 16.762, P〈0.05). ②After 7-days treatment, the cure rate of the treatment group was 63.64%, and the control group was 39.39%. Their difference was conspicuous(P〈0.05). The total effective rate in treatment group was 96.97%, which was 90.91% in control group. Their difference was inconspicuous(P〉0.05).③The pulmonary function indices increased significantly in the treatment group[The values of FEV1、FVC and FEV1/FVC% are (1.41±0.46)L, (2.18±0.63)L and (66.41±6.33)% before treatment, which were (2.21± 0.55)L, (2.83±0.53)L and (77.37±7.64)%after treatment, P〈0.01]. A comparison of the two groups showed significant differences regarding the pulmonary function indices(P〈0.05). Conclusion Jawei-Wendan decoction had good curative effect in treating acute exacerbation of COPD due to phlegm blocking in lung. Key words: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; Phlegm blocking in lung; Jawei-Wendan decoction

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Objective To observe the curative effects of Jawei-Wendan decoction in treating acute exacerbation of COPD due to phlegm blocking in lung. Methods From July 2010 to June 2013, 66 enrolled cases were randomly divided into a treatment group and a control group with 33 in each. Aside from receiving anti-infection and symptomatic treatment as the control group did, the treatment group was also given orally Jawei-Wendan decoction. The symptoms, pulmonary function and the variety of the laboratory indexing were observed before and after the treatment. Results ①The treatment group attained better curative effects(P〈0.05) and got shorter symptomatic relief time of cough, expectoration and breathless(The T-value is respectively 16.770, 8.635, 16.762, P〈0.05). ②After 7-days treatment, the cure rate of the treatment group was 63.64%, and the control group was 39.39%. Their difference was conspicuous(P〈0.05). The total effective rate in treatment group was 96.97%, which was 90.91% in control group. Their difference was inconspicuous(P〉0.05).③The pulmonary function indices increased significantly in the treatment group[The values of FEV1、FVC and FEV1/FVC% are (1.41±0.46)L, (2.18±0.63)L and (66.41±6.33)% before treatment, which were (2.21± 0.55)L, (2.83±0.53)L and (77.37±7.64)%after treatment, P〈0.01]. A comparison of the two groups showed significant differences regarding the pulmonary function indices(P〈0.05). Conclusion Jawei-Wendan decoction had good curative effect in treating acute exacerbation of COPD due to phlegm blocking in lung. Key words: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; Phlegm blocking in lung; Jawei-Wendan decoction

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Objective To observe the curative effects of Jawei-Wendan decoction in treating acute exacerbation of COPD due to phlegm blocking in lung. Methods From July 2010 to June 2013, 66 enrolled cases were randomly divided into a treatment group and a control group with 33 in each. Aside from receiving anti-infection and symptomatic treatment as the control group did, the treatment group was also given orally Jawei-Wendan decoction. The symptoms, pulmonary function and the variety of the laboratory indexing were observed before and after the treatment. Results ①The treatment group attained better curative effects(P〈0.05) and got shorter symptomatic relief time of cough, expectoration and breathless(The T-value is respectively 16.770, 8.635, 16.762, P〈0.05). ②After 7-days treatment, the cure rate of the treatment group was 63.64%, and the control group was 39.39%. Their difference was conspicuous(P〈0.05). The total effective rate in treatment group was 96.97%, which was 90.91% in control group. Their difference was inconspicuous(P〉0.05).③The pulmonary function indices increased significantly in the treatment group[The values of FEV1、FVC and FEV1/FVC% are (1.41±0.46)L, (2.18±0.63)L and (66.41±6.33)% before treatment, which were (2.21± 0.55)L, (2.83±0.53)L and (77.37±7.64)%after treatment, P〈0.01]. A comparison of the two groups showed significant differences regarding the pulmonary function indices(P〈0.05). Conclusion Jawei-Wendan decoction had good curative effect in treating acute exacerbation of COPD due to phlegm blocking in lung. Key words: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; Phlegm blocking in lung; Jawei-Wendan decoction

Key concepts: Medicine, Decoction, Phlegm, Exacerbation, Internal medicine, COPD, Gastroenterology, Pulmonary disease

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