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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 On Chinese children with acute upper respiratory infection dosage Review [Abstract] acute upper respiratory tract infection in children causes of the analysis, that medicine is an effective method of treatment of the disease, the treatment of upper respiratory tract infections were common features of traditional Chinese medicine formulations of a careful analysis and comment, that the treatment of children with emphasis on the induction of TDS in based on the rational use of dosage forms in order to better play the therapeutic effects of Chinese medicine. [Keywords:] traditional Chinese medicine formulations of upper respiratory tract infection in children Children with acute upper respiratory tract infection (referred to as the flu) is the most common form of pediatric clinical disease, representing the first incidence of Pediatrics. In recent years, due to the in-depth study of its etiology, the application of Chinese medicine treatment of influenza are recognized by the medical profession , it is a review of its clinical application. A sense of children on the characteristics and advantages of traditional Chinese medicine The flu is the nose, nasopharynx and throat of acute inflammation in general. The infant nasal cavity is short, no nose, post nasal passages, throat, narrow, mucosa and soft, rich in blood vessels, respiratory tract, the non-specific and specific immune functions are poor therefore susceptible to respiratory infections. data show that children with the flu more than 90% of pathogens are caused by a virus, such as rhinovirus, coronavirus, influenza virus, parainfluenza virus, respiratory syncytial virus, adenovirus, coxsackie virus, ECHO virus, herpes simplex virus, EB virus. Therefore, some experts pointed out that the common cold should not be given antibiotics, symptomatic treatment of living in the primary position, including rest, supply plenty of water, cooling, reduce the symptoms of catarrh, etc.