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Julia Prinz1, Nicola Maffulli2,3,4, Matthias Fuest1

  • 1RWTH University Hospital of Aachen, 52074 Aachen, Germany.

Pharmaceuticals (Basel, Switzerland)
|May 27, 2023
PubMed
概括

基于蜂蜜的治疗方法可以有效地改善干眼疾病 (DED) 的症状和症状. 这次审查发现,蜂蜜疗法显著改善了眼睛表面健康状况和患者报告的结果.

关键词:
曼努卡 (Manuka) 是一个人.皇家果是一种皇家果.干眼疾病是干眼的疾病.蜂蜜,蜂蜜,蜂蜜,蜂蜜,蜂蜜,蜂蜜,蜂蜜皮质结膜炎 (Sicca) 是一种疾病.谢洛夫塔尔木斯 (Xerophthalmus) 是一种植物.

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