Curative Effect Observation of Maxing Shigan Tang Plus Azithromyc Ine on Children with Mycoplasma Pneumonia
Zhang Li
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Zhang Li
Abstract
Objective:To observe the therapeutic effects of combining maxingshigantang and Azithromycine on Mycoplasma pneumonia.Methods:60 cases of mycoplasma pneumonia were randomly divided into treatment group and control group.Treatment group was treated with Chinese traditional medicine and Azithromycine intravenous injection and the conntrol group was treated with Azithromycine intravenous injection.Results:Curative rate of treating group was 90.0% that was more than control group 83.3%,the result has notable difference(P0.05).Conclusion:The cure effect about traditional Chinese and Western medicine treating mycoplasma pneumonia is notable and has a short period of treatment and few side effects.This method is worth spreading.
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Objective:To observe the therapeutic effects of combining maxingshigantang and Azithromycine on Mycoplasma pneumonia.Methods:60 cases of mycoplasma pneumonia were randomly divided into treatment group and control group.Treatment group was treated with Chinese traditional medicine and Azithromycine intravenous injection and the conntrol group was treated with Azithromycine intravenous injection.Results:Curative rate of treating group was 90.0% that was more than control group 83.3%,the result has notable difference(P0.05).Conclusion:The cure effect about traditional Chinese and Western medicine treating mycoplasma pneumonia is notable and has a short period of treatment and few side effects.This method is worth spreading.
Key concepts: Medicine, Mycoplasma pneumonia, Pneumonia, Western medicine, Mycoplasma, Traditional Chinese medicine, Cure rate, Internal medicine