CLINIC STUDY OF YUNPIFANG TO TREAT CHILDREN WITH RECURRENT RESPIRATORY TRACT INFEC- TION AND COMPARED WITH KAMANSU
Ya-ke Fan
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Ya-ke Fan
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Objective:According to the rule to cure the real cause of disease and to use same methods for different diseases,the effect of Yunpifang usually used for anorexia to treat children with recurrent respiratory tract infection was observed. Methods: Twenty-two cases of recurrent respiratory tract infection were treated with Yun-pifang,and fifteen cases were treated with Kamansu. Results:In Yunpifang group.the serum level of vitamin A increased which compared with that before the treatment (P0. 05). The times of respiratory tract infection coming on decreased,and the course shorten. The total effective rate in the Yunpifang group was 77. 3% ,that in the Kamansu group 73.3%.Conclusion:Yunpifang was more effective in treating children with recurrent respiratory tract infection than Kamansu.
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Objective:According to the rule to cure the real cause of disease and to use same methods for different diseases,the effect of Yunpifang usually used for anorexia to treat children with recurrent respiratory tract infection was observed. Methods: Twenty-two cases of recurrent respiratory tract infection were treated with Yun-pifang,and fifteen cases were treated with Kamansu. Results:In Yunpifang group.the serum level of vitamin A increased which compared with that before the treatment (P0. 05). The times of respiratory tract infection coming on decreased,and the course shorten. The total effective rate in the Yunpifang group was 77. 3% ,that in the Kamansu group 73.3%.Conclusion:Yunpifang was more effective in treating children with recurrent respiratory tract infection than Kamansu.
Key concepts: Medicine, Respiratory tract, Respiratory tract infections, Anorexia, Respiratory system, Internal medicine, Surgery, Gastroenterology