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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Effervescent tablets on the anti-sense treatment of common cold (wind-heat syndrome) 100 Cases Keywords:] cold, wind-heat syndrome, anti-sense of effervescent tablets, anti-sense of particles Resistant and susceptible particles from honeysuckle, peony, cotton horse Guanzhong composition, treatment of common cold with good effect, but the larger dose, poor taste. In order to overcome these deficiencies, the Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute of the granules as effervescent tablets, reducing the dose, improved taste, more convenient to take. The purpose of observing the clinical observation of the anti-influenza efficacy of effervescent tablets treatment of cold, clinical observations now reported as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information Select TCM is Fengreganmao 200 patients, from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Dongzhimen Hospital, Ministry of Health, China-Japan Friendship Hospital, Beijing Hospital of Chinese Medicine out-patient cases. Randomized double-blind controlled using the method, divided into resistant and susceptible effervescent treatment group (treatment group) and anti-sense of particle control group (control group). Treated 100 patients, 41 patients were male, female 59, age 18 65 years, mean 39.80 years, duration of 4 ~ 48 h, an average of 12.46 h, 14 patients with mild disease, 55 patients with moderate and severe in 31 cases. control group 100 patients, male 47, female 53 cases; aged 18 to 65 years, mean 40.93 years, duration of 4 ~ 44 h, an average of 13.22 h, 17 patients with mild disease, moderate 46 cases, 37 cases of severe .2 group in sex, age, duration distribution, severity, etc., were statistically treatment, no significant difference (Pgt; 0.05), comparable. 1.2 Diagnostic criteria According to lt;lt;Chinese new drug clinical research guidance Policy “gt; [1] diagnostic criteria for the common cold. Wind-heat syndrome, see: fever, headach