Clinical Study on Infantile Lactose Intolerant Diarrhea Treated by TCM[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2000, (3): 161-163.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2000.03.026.
Clinical Study on Infantile Lactose Intolerant Diarrhea Treated by TCM
The subjects were 486 cases aged all under 1. 5 -year -old. Their fresh stool were observed closely by pH value
lead acetate (la) method and chromatography. Standards for lactose intolerant (LI) included pH < 6
la 2 +
chromatography +. 148 cases were assigned to 3 groups. Group I was treated with regular western drug: group II. regular western drug plus delactose diet; group III
traditional Chinese remedies with Zhixie I
Zhixie II administered to acme (damp - heat)
chronic (persisting) types
and observed for 5 and 10 days respectively. Results showed that the incidence of LI in 486 cases infantile diarrhea was 54. 73%
of them
the incidence of chronic type being 72. 73%. For acute diarrhea LI. there was no significant difference among its group (P>0. 05). While for the chronic group
the effects in II
III were superior to I (all P<0. 05). Delactose diet yielded good effect for both types of LI. For chronic persisting LI. traditional Chinese remedies can rapidly ameliorate vomiting
diarrhea and abdominal distention with satisfactory effect.
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TAO Wenqiang1
SHU Xin2
FANG Haiyun1
LI Chang3
LI Yinfeng1
ZHANG Qiang
ZHOU Chao
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Beibei TCM Hospital Affiliated to Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
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