利巴韦林治疗手足口病的疗效观察（Observation of curative effect of Leigh Bhave Lin on hand, foot and mouth disease）.doc

利巴韦林治疗手足口病的疗效观察（Observation of curative effect of Leigh Bhave Lin on hand, foot and mouth disease） Observation of curative effect of Leigh Bhave Lin on hand, foot and mouth disease Xiang Zhaorui, Zeng Xing, Li Guomin (Nanyang Second Peoples Hospital of Henan Province, Henan, Nanyang 473000) [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the efficacy of different dosage forms of Leigh Bhave Lin in the treatment of hand, foot and mouth disease. Methods: observed from April 16, 2009 to May 26th in our hospital outpatient HFMD normal children, using two ways of oral and intravenous infusion of Leigh Bhave Lin, in order to observe the curative effect of the treatment of HFMD are the same. Results: there were no significant differences between two different routes of Administration for the treatment of hand, foot and mouth disease. Conclusion: Leigh Bhave Lin with different dosage forms has the same curative effect on hand, foot and mouth disease Hand foot mouth disease; Leigh Bhave Lin; route of administration; curative effect Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is a common and multiple infectious disease. It usually occurs all year round, and 5~7 months is the high incidence period. Foot and mouth disease is generally mild, most children, often the first symptoms of fever, palms, soles rash and herpes (rash appears around the red), oral mucosal herpes and ulcer pain significantly, (or). Some patients may be accompanied by cough, runny nose, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, headache and other symptoms. A few patients sicker, complicated by encephalitis, meningitis, myocarditis, pneumonia, if not treated can be life threatening. Infants and children are more common and infants under 3 and under 3 are more likely to suffer. A variety of enteric viruses can cause the disease and can be treated with ribavirin, antiviral, and symptomatic support 1 objects and methods 1.1 objects From April 16, 2009 to May 26th 164 cases of HFMD children with common treatment in outpatient department