2010•Zhongyi-yao xuebaoRequires access

Clinical Study on Combining Chinese and Western Medicine in Treating 54 Cases of Cough Variant Asthma

Hongji Wang

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Objective:To evaluate the clinical efficacy of combining Chinese and western medicine in treating 54 cases of cough variant asthma.Methods:The 54 cases of CVA were recruited,which were divided into two groups randomly :treatment group(29cases) and control group(25cases).The control group was treated by Aminophylline and Ketotifen;One month constituted the course of treatment.The treatment group by Aminophylline Ketotifen and TCM.Results:There were great improvement in both groups,but the effection in treatment group was greater than control group(P0.05).Conclusion:Combining Chinese and western medicine effective for the treatment of CVA.

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Key concepts: Ketotifen, Aminophylline, Medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Asthma, Western medicine, Treatment and control groups, Clinical efficacy