Clinical observation on 139 cases of recurrent genital herpes treated with Anti-Virus Capsule[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2002, (9): 679-680.
Clinical observation on 139 cases of recurrent genital herpes treated with Anti-Virus Capsule[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2002, (9): 679-680.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2002.09.030.
Clinical observation on 139 cases of recurrent genital herpes treated with Anti-Virus Capsule
Objective: To observe the therapeutic effect of Anti - Virus Capsule on recurrent genital herpes. Methods: The patients were randomly divided into two groups
the treatment group (139 cases) treated with oral administration of Anti -Virus
and the control group (46 cases) treated with oral administration of aciclovir. Serum IL - 2 before and after treatment was determined in 15 cases of the treatment group. Results: The effective rates in the both groups were 90. 51% and 91. 11% respectively with no significant difference
and there was a significant difference before and after treatment in serum IL - 2 in the 15 cases (P<0. 01). Conclusion: Anti -Virus Capsule is an effective preparation of Chinese drugs for genital herpes and it can increase immunologic function of the human body.
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