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inula ensifolia/vomiting

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[Clinical study on preventing and treating chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting using supplemented Inula-Ochrae Decoction].

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OBJECTIVE To observe supplemented Inula-Ochrae Decoction (SIOD) in preventing and treating nausea and vomiting induced by chemotherapy for patients with malignant tumour. METHODS Seventy-two patients were divided into two groups, the patients in test group took SIOD and in control group using

Anti-emetic principles of Inula linariaefolia flowers and Forsythia suspensa fruits.

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The anti-emetic effects of 40 extracts made from 12 traditional Chinese herbal drugs were examined. Ten extracts inhibited emesis induced by copper sulfate pentahydrate; all were administered orally, and one extract inhibited emesis induced by apomorphine hydrochloride given to leopard and ranid
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