20. Assesing the effect of Tri Thien Duoc capsule on stage II hemorrhaging internal hemorrhoids patients: A phase II randomized control, double blind clinical trial
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The study was designed to evaluate the treatment effect and the safety of Tri Thien Duoc capsule on stage II internal hemorrhoids patients. This is a randomized clinical trial double blind, placebo-controlled group . 75 bleeding stage II internal hemorrhoids patients were divided into two groups with a rate of 2:1. Tri Thien Duoc group included 50 patients with a dose of 8 capsules/day for 14 days. Placebo group included 25 patients with placebo 8 capsules/day for 14 days. Results in 58 patient of two similar characteristics groups suggested that Tri Thien Duoc may improved symptoms of bleeding on stage II internal hemorrhoids patients through decreased days of bleeding (2.1 ± 1.8 days in Tri Thien Duoc group) in comparison with the placebo group (5 ± 5 day) (p <0.05); reduced degree of bleeding with 82.2% of patients stopped of bleeding; reduced Wexner score, VAS score and congestion degree of hemorrhoids, in comparison with baseline (p > 0.05). There was no adverse side effects observed in all patients.
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Tri Thien Duoc, Hemorrhoids, Bleeding stage II internal hemorrhoids.
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