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Effect of Koso-san on Globus Pharyngeus
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Twenty-three patients with globus pharyngeus were treated with Koso-san (TJ- 70) at a dose of 7.5 g/day for at least 14 days. Symptoms disappeared in 18 cases and improved in 3 cases, therefore, the effective rate was 91.3% (21/23). The symptoms disappeared on average within 13.5 days. Terasawa qi-stasis scores were significantly decreased after the treatment. TJ-70 might thus be a remedy for globus pharyngeus with qi-stasis.
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Title: Effect of Koso-san on Globus Pharyngeus
Description:
Twenty-three patients with globus pharyngeus were treated with Koso-san (TJ- 70) at a dose of 7.
5 g/day for at least 14 days.
Symptoms disappeared in 18 cases and improved in 3 cases, therefore, the effective rate was 91.
3% (21/23).
The symptoms disappeared on average within 13.
5 days.
Terasawa qi-stasis scores were significantly decreased after the treatment.
TJ-70 might thus be a remedy for globus pharyngeus with qi-stasis.
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