Sachets on the anti-influenza immunization of children with recurrent respiratory tract infection of control.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Sachets on the anti-influenza immunization of children with recurrent respiratory tract infection of control Study: War Ji Shang, Xiang Wang Ming, Jiang Yuhong [Abstract] Objective To observe the effect of anti-flu sachets of immune regulation in children with recurrent respiratory tract infection. Methods 58 cases detected in children with recurrent respiratory tract infection before and after treatment with anti-flu sachets a number of immune function, to study recurrent respiratory tract infections basic immunization status of children and prevention of influenza in children with recurrent respiratory tract infection sachets on the immune regulatory role. Results in children with recurrent respiratory tract infections immune dysfunction, immune disorders imbalance; anti-flu sachets of children with recurrent respiratory tract infections significantly immunomodulatory effects, can improve the immune function of children. Conclusion sachets can be used as anti-influenza in children with recurrent respiratory tract infection of long-term immune regulator. [Keywords:] anti-flu sachets; recurrent respiratory tract infections; children; immune regulation Recurrent respiratory tract infection is a clinical common disease, affecting children’s health. Variation of respiratory infections caused by numerous viruses, bacteria resistant strains and conditions of the emergence of Western disease prevention and treatment of a problem. We are for external use since 2002 anti-flu medicine sachets of children with recurrent respiratory tract infection control immune function, will now study The results reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 Diagnostic criteria According to Chengdu in April 1987 opening of the National Conference on respiratory diseases in children with recurrent respiratory tract infections in children develop diagnostic criteria [1] formulation. 1.2 General Information April 2002-April 2006 period, the clin