Enteritis F6: Enteritis with stomach pain with abnormal sensation in the pharynx, mental problems or distension distended sensation in the throat.
1. Enteritis: 129 acute enteritis patients took F6 with F4 together and 81 cured (62.79 percent), 42 significantly improved (32.55 percent) and six also improved (4.65 percent).
2. Abnormal sensation in the throat or pharynx: 136 patients in two studies took F6 or its modification for three weeks and 55 were cured (40.44 percent), 15 significantly improved (11.02 percent), 24 improved (17.64 percent) and 42 did not improve (30.88 percent). 70 patients were divided into a treatment group (n=34) taking F6 and a comparison group (n=36) taking regular medicine. Cured: 8 vs. 2 (23.52 vs. 5.55 percent), significantly improved: 20 vs. 8 (58.82 vs. 22.22 percent), improved: 4 vs. 16 (11.76 vs. 44.44 percent), no improvement: 2 vs. 10 (5.88 vs. 27.77 percent). The average treatment period was: 8.88 days vs. 12.03 days. There were significant differences between the two groups, P<0,01.
3. Hysteria: 206 hysteria patients were divided into a treatment group (n=104) using F6 and a comparison group (n=102) using regular medicine. Both groups had psychological therapy. The cure rate was 99.03 percent vs. 85.29 percent, and the long-term effectiveness rate was 90.38 percent vs. 79.41 percent. The treatment group was better than the comparison group.
