Comparative analysis of the therapeutic effect of traditional chinese medicine and western medicine on ROU

The prevalence of recurrent oral ulcer is as high as 50%. It is generally more prevalent in women than in men, and it typically occurs between the ages of 10 and 30. Surveys indicate that at least 10% to 25% of people have experienced this disease. This disease is characterized by cyclical, recurrent, self-limited symptoms of burning pain. Currently, there is no specific drug treatment available for recurrent oral ulcers, making it a major challenge in the academic field. This paper examines the efficacy of different medications in treating recurrent oral ulcers through literature review, data extraction, and quality evaluation. The study concludes that the most effective treatment approach is a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. The combination of Chinese and western medicine drugs has shown significant effects in reducing the recurrence rate of the disease, as well as improving oral flora and other aspects. Furthermore, the therapeutic effect of integrated Chinese and western medicine is considered to be superior.