Combination of Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment of Mycoplasma Pneumonia in 46 Cases of
Chen Ru-kai
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Chen Ru-kai
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[Objective]To observe the combined chinese and western medicine treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia in clinical efficacy.[Methods]88 patients were randomly divided into two groups,control group 42 patients given azithromycin and symptomatic treatment,treatment group,46 cases in the control group treated with traditional chinese medicine on the basis of three Au plus soup and apricot soup mulberry therapy. [Results]The treatment group symptoms,signs and chest inflammation improved significantly shorter,compared with the control group (P 0.05).[Conclusion]The combination of chinese and western medicine treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia in a more simple method of western medicine therapy better,worthy of promotion.
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[Objective]To observe the combined chinese and western medicine treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia in clinical efficacy.[Methods]88 patients were randomly divided into two groups,control group 42 patients given azithromycin and symptomatic treatment,treatment group,46 cases in the control group treated with traditional chinese medicine on the basis of three Au plus soup and apricot soup mulberry therapy. [Results]The treatment group symptoms,signs and chest inflammation improved significantly shorter,compared with the control group (P 0.05).[Conclusion]The combination of chinese and western medicine treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia in a more simple method of western medicine therapy better,worthy of promotion.
Key concepts: Medicine, Mycoplasma pneumonia, Western medicine, Azithromycin, Traditional Chinese medicine, Pneumonia, Internal medicine, Mycoplasma