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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Children with cough variant asthma idea of TCM Syndrome Differentiation [Abstract] From the etiology, pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation, and health and other aspects of the system described children with cough variant asthma in Chinese medicine treatment ideas. The clinical phase is divided into acute and chronic remission, its etiology and pathogenesis and treatment methods are different. [Keywords:] cough variant asthma; syndrome differentiation; children Abstract: The article systematically expounds the TCM treatment thought on children cough variant asthma from causa morbi, mechanism, differentiation of signs and fit  keeping, etc.it is clinically divided into acute attack period and chronic relieving period, whose causa morbi, mechanism and treatment are different too. Keywords:: cough variant asthma; syndrome differentiation and treatment; children Cough variant asthma (cough variant asthma, CVA) is a chronic cough as the main or only clinical manifestation of the special type of asthma, wheezing and breathing difficulties occur rarely [1], also known as cough, asthma, allergic cough, atypical Clinical characteristics of children often leads to long-term use of antibiotics, not get a timely and effective treatment, so that gradually increased airway responsiveness, about 1 / 3 ~ 1 / 2 CVA children can develop typical asthma [2]. Practice has proved that Chinese medicine has a good efficacy of prevention and treatment CVA, the author with many years of clinical experience, right CVA TCM etiology and pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation and other aspects of the relevant thinking. 1 Pathogenesis The current study shows that the typical pathogenesis of asthma CVA same, that is to sustain chronic airway inflammation and airway hyperresponsiveness is characterized by airway inflammation only in the disease severity different. Viral infections, allergens (pollen, dust mites, chemical dust, smoke, cold air) stimulation