The Anti-relapsing Effect of Chinese Medicine on Peptic Ulcer[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1992, (8): 33-35.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1992.08.023.
The Anti-relapsing Effect of Chinese Medicine on Peptic Ulcer
68 cases of peptic ulcer treated by TCM were followed-up for 2-4 years after healig. Results showed a low rate of relapse. The mechanism of the preventive therapeutic measures was analyzed on the basis of pathogenesis and relapsing process. A brief analysis of relevant problems on relapse of peptic ulcer was also given.
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