Kechuanning treatment of respiratory tract infection induced asthma in children of clinical efficacy and related factors.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Kechuanning treatment of respiratory tract infection induced asthma in children of clinical efficacy and related factors Of: Zhu Ye, Wang Mengqing, Luo Galaxy, Chenxi Jun, Liu Keli, does Jun, Shulan [Keywords:] asthma, cough and asthma Oral Liquid, Children Bronchial asthma is a common pediatric respiratory tract during allergic inflammation diseases, respiratory infections, especially respiratory virus infection is an important incentive for asthma .2005 January -2006 In February, I observed the oral treatment of virus induced Kechuanning asthma in children The clinical efficacy, analysis of gender, age, duration of the relationship to the efficacy, the results reported below. 1.1 Case 120 cases of pediatric patients are from hospital. Bronchial asthma diagnosis lt;”Children Diagnostic criteria and treatment practicesgt;gt; in the standard [1], and has the following characteristics: before the onset of asthma in children 2 each ~ 3 d were typical of acute upper respiratory tract infection (AURI) symptoms, the AURI continued after the breather, the first 6 months of observation at least twice in the history of an asthma attack; duration lt;48 h; total number of normal peripheral blood WBC, lymphocyte count higher , nasopharyngeal secretions shedding virus antigen positive cells. 1.2 General information 120 children were randomly divided into 2 by treatment sequence group. the treatment group 60 cases, 38 cases of outpatient, hospital in 22 cases, 39 males and 21 females , aged 1 to 12 years (mean 3.89 + -1.54) years; average onset time (19.68 + -12.78) h. Control group, 60 cases of 42 cases of outpatient, hospital in 18 cases, 36 males and 24 females, aged from 1 to 13 years (mean 4.23 + -2.39) years with an average time of onset (20.51 + -11.52) h.2 set of data the difference was not significant (Pgt; 0.05). All the children had no serious heart and kidney disease. 1.3 treatment Kechuanning oral treatment group (mainly from