Qi-free granules by repeated respiratory tract infection prevention and control of children to observe and discuss mechanisms.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Qi-free granules by repeated respiratory tract infection prevention and control of children to observe and discuss mechanisms [Abstract] Objective To observe the Qi by granule-free control efficacy of children with repeated respiratory infections, to explore its mechanism. Methods A total of 123 patients with complex sense of children, were randomly divided into study group and control group. Incentives for preventive control group ( primary prevention) and conventional western medicine treatment of acute infection (secondary treatment), the Group also intends to add service from Qi by free granules. course of 3 months, 1 year follow-up to observe the onset of acute infection frequency, duration, and each infected site, measured before treatment and after 3 months after treatment, 6 months after treatment 4 time points of IgG, IgA levels, in line with the program set were treated with Mann | Whitney U test and repeated measures design was used for statistical analysis of variance . Results The study group, excellence, effective and ineffective respectively 58.93%, 37.50% and 3.57% in the control group were 32.20%, 49.15% and 18.64% (z =- 3.255, P = 0.001); two groups of four time points of IgG, IgA levels are highly statistically significant difference (P = 0.000), study group was higher (P = 0.000), changes in trends are not parallel (P = 0.000). Conclusion Qi granules can reduce the complex by a sense of free children respiratory frequency, shorten the acute phase of disease, the mechanism may regulate the body by IgG, IgA levels achieved. [Keywords:] children with recurrent respiratory tract infections; complex sense of children; Qi by free granules; IgG; IgA Children with repeated respiratory infections (RRI) is 1 year occurred in the upper respiratory tract infections or lower respiratory tract infections too often, over a range of respiratory tract infection for children during the common disease, with repeated attacks, ha