analysis of review of chinese medicine treatment of influenza a h1n1 influenza efficacy（回顾分析中医治疗甲型h1n1流感的功效）.docVIP

Analysis of Review of Chinese medicine treatment of influenza A H1N1 influenza efficacy [Abstract] analysts believe that through my school out-patient department treatment on September 23, 2009 - December 22, 2011, 714 cases of influenza cases are under review, the incidence of acute influenza, infectious, and traditional Chinese medicine to treat this flu effect very well. [Words] A flow; Chinese medicine; treatment Of Sichuan found the first case of influenza A (H1N1) since May 11, 2009, the school quickly strengthen of H1H1 influenza prevention and control, the establishment of the morning check system, each class of students fever checked daily statistics and detailed registration requirements for all students with symptoms of a cold in a timely manner to the school outpatient treatment 0 school the outpatient department registered in outpatient log earnestly, fever students fill in students fever monitoring table, have complete control of student diagnosis and treatment of .2009 September 23 - December 2009 a total of 714 cases the treatment of influenza cases (main symptoms of fever, chills, dry throat, sore throat, body pain, headache, cough, sputum, fatigue, etc.), now on the treatment of Statistics analyzed as follows. 1 incidence analysis From September 23 to September 29 in 2009, our school holiday in school students in 1431. September 30 to October 10, October 11, all students at the same time return to school, the enrollment for 2779. students suffering from influenza classmates increase of 68 days to return to normal by December 12 (excluding vacation time during the holiday period all students leave school) time, outpatient admissions of 714 cases of influenza cases, accounting in school from September 23 of a quarter of the number of shows that the flu contagious, rapid onset. 2 treatment analysis 2.1 medications Treatment based party: mulberry leaf, chrysanthemum, mint, almond, Agastache, ephedra, gypsum, Anemarrhena a day, S