The Relation between Dominate Body Elements in the Human Body with Using Prasaprohyai extract capsule for Treating Allergic Rhinitis Patients.
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Prasaprohyai Extract, Allergic Rhinitis, Dominate Body Elements, Quality of LifeAbstract
Prasaprohyai drug has been announced in the National List of Essential Drugs. In vitro and animal studies have shown good anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory effects. The efficacy and safety of the treatment of allergic rhinitis has been studied. But there is still a lack of knowledge linking between Thai traditional medicine and modern medicine. The objective of this research was to study the relationship of primate elements with overall nasal symptoms and quality of life from the use of capsula extract in the treatment of allergic rhinitis. Participants were 69 men and women, taking 300 mg daily for 6 weeks. Results were assessed by a nasal generalization and quality of life scale. Assess safety through follow-up and laboratory testing. Analyze the data by categorizing the household element groups. A study comparing the efficacy of drugs over time according to the elemental group found that the severity of overall nasal symptoms was significantly reduced. When comparing the efficacy between the elemental groups, there was no statistical difference at the 3rd week, but there was a statistically significant difference at the 6th week. The effect between the elemental groups in the first aspect was nasal symptoms at week 6, statistically significant improvement in quality of life. And when comparing within each element group, it was found that all quality of life elements improved statistically significantly and most of each aspect of quality of life assessment tended to improve after drug use.
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