Integrative Medicine on the treatment of infant persistent chronic diarrhea 31 cases observed.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Integrative Medicine on the treatment of infant persistent chronic diarrhea 31 cases observed [Abstract] Objective To observe the infant Integrative Medicine persistent, chronic diarrhea, the clinical efficacy. Methods 31 infants with persistent, chronic diarrhea on the basis of conventional therapy, oral Smecta, Chang Le Kang, BoA health were observed. Results of 24 cases markedly effective in 6 cases, 1 patient. The total effective rate 96.78%. Conclusion Integrative Medicine Infant persistent, chronic diarrhea, a significant effect, is worthy of clinical application. [Keywords:] Integrative Medicine; infants and young children; persistent; diarrhea; chronic diarrhea Diarrhea is a group of multi-pathogen, multi-factor caused an increase in stool frequency and stool gastrointestinal syndrome characterized by changes in 6 months to 2 years higher incidence of infants and young children. Digestive tract development of infants and young children not yet mature, host defense function is poor, artificial feeding with intestinal flora imbalance and other factors, susceptible to diarrhea. Most children with acute onset of the process was, if treated in time, and more favorable prognosis. but a few patients for treatment is not timely, or improper treatment delayed healing, the process was chronic. severe cases can lead to malnutrition, rectal prolapse. Smecta this paper, Chang Le Kang, Kang Boa combined treatment of infantile persistent, chronic diarrhea, and achieved good effect, are reported below. 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical data 31 patients with persistent, chronic diarrhea are from September 2005 to December 2006 in our hospital clinic for diarrhea, are in line with China diarrhea diagnosis, treatment programs [1], persistent, chronic diarrhea, diagnostic criteria . of which 22 cases of persistent diarrhea, chronic diarrhea in 9 patients. are the main manifestations of intermittent diarrhea, watery stool or thin past