HUANG Zuoju1, LI Li1, HONG Zhiming2, et al. Retention Enema with Zhitong Rushen Decoction for Chronic Non-specific Ulcerative Proctitis—Clinical Observation on 60 Cases[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2010, 51(9): 804-807.
HUANG Zuoju1, LI Li1, HONG Zhiming2, et al. Retention Enema with Zhitong Rushen Decoction for Chronic Non-specific Ulcerative Proctitis—Clinical Observation on 60 Cases[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2010, 51(9): 804-807.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2010.09.011.
Objective To observe the clinical effect of retention enema with Zhitong Rushen Decoction (Decoction to stop pain miraculously) for chronic non-specific ulcerative proctitis (CNUP).Methods Totally 120 CNUP cases were randomized into treatment group and control group with 60 in each.Both groups were administered Mesalazine sustained release granules for oral taking
1g each time
3 times a day
additionally
the treatment group was given Zhitong Rushen Decoction for retention enema and the control group was prescribed the placebo for retention enema
totally 8 weeks.Before and after treatment
main symptoms and pathological changes of intestinal mucosa observed by colonoscope were scored respectively
and the clinical effect and untoward effect were observed.Results The total effective rate of the treatment group was 88.4% while that of the control group 78.3%
showing significant difference between (P<0.05).After treatment
the scores of main symptoms and pathological changes of intestinal mucosa observed by colonoscope
RBC and WBC count in the stool routines of both groups were lowered (P<0.05)
however
those of the treatment group were more significantly than those of the control group (P<0.05).The incidence of untoward effect in the treatment group and the control group was 25% and 35% respectively
without statistical difference between (P>0.05).Conclusion The retention enema with Zhitong Rushen Decoction is effective to relieve the clinical symptoms and signs and decrease the RBC and WBC count in the stool routines of the CNUP patients.