Participation cornelian cherry on treating children with recurrent respiratory tract infection of 114 cases of recovery.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Participation cornelian cherry on treating children with recurrent respiratory tract infection of 114 cases of recovery [Abstract] Objective To observe the self reference cornelian cherry treating children with recurrent respiratory tract infections. Methods Treatment Participation cornelian cherry respiratory infection in children 114 cases in February to a course of treatment, a statistical effect after treatment. Results cured 35 cases, markedly effective in 74 cases, ineffective in 5 cases, total effective rate was 95.6%. Conclusion Solid management with close Cou side, against the effect of exogenous evils, recurrent respiratory tract infections in children can achieve the purpose of preventive treatment. [Keywords:] in children with recurrent respiratory tract infections medicine reference cornelian cherry soup Recurrent respiratory tract infection for the pediatric common disease, often influence the growth and development of children and mental development, seriously endangering the health of children is one of the diseases, how to improve the cure rate of the disease and reduce the relapse rate, is the clinical pediatrician must study. the author from April 1998 to April 2007 using self reference cornelian cherry treating 114 cases of the disease, was effective satisfaction, are reported below. 1 General Information 114 cases were outpatient children with reference to the national pediatric respiratory disease diagnostic criteria established by the Conference diagnostic criteria for respiratory tract infections [1] .114 case, male 60, female 54 cases, 2 to 4 years of age on respiratory tract infection 6 to 8 times per year , lower respiratory tract infection 2 to 4 times per year a total of 72 patients, 5 to 6 years of age on respiratory tract infection 5 to 6 times per year, lower respiratory tract infection 2 to 3 times per year a total of 42 cases. 2 treatment Symptomatic treatment of their first attack o