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Observation of Clinical Effects on the Granules for Treatment of Cough and Asthma

Shusheng Yang

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106 cases of cough and asthma were divided into three types According to T C M theory, lung - dryness, phlegm - heat and phlegm - wetness. All patients were treated with the Granules for Treatment of Cough and Asthma, the effective rate in lung - dryness group was 100%, in phlegm-heat group was 97. 5%, in phlegm - wetness group was 86. 66%.

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106 cases of cough and asthma were divided into three types According to T C M theory, lung - dryness, phlegm - heat and phlegm - wetness. All patients were treated with the Granules for Treatment of Cough and Asthma, the effective rate in lung - dryness group was 100%, in phlegm-heat group was 97. 5%, in phlegm - wetness group was 86. 66%.

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106 cases of cough and asthma were divided into three types According to T C M theory, lung - dryness, phlegm - heat and phlegm - wetness. All patients were treated with the Granules for Treatment of Cough and Asthma, the effective rate in lung - dryness group was 100%, in phlegm-heat group was 97. 5%, in phlegm - wetness group was 86. 66%.

Key concepts: Phlegm, Medicine, Asthma, Dryness, Anesthesia, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Surgery

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