The study of the effect of the treatment of Sheganmahuang decoction combined with western medicine on the children patients with bronchiolitis in the random parallel control method
Jin Chen
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Jin Chen
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[Objective] To observe the effect of treatment of Sheganmahuang decoction combined with western medicine therapy for children patients with bronchiolitis.[Methods] Using random parallel control Method, 64 cases of hospitalized children press pathography, the draw Method is simple and randomly divided into two groups; Oxygen, spasmolysis and asthma, corrective acid-base balance, anti-infection, symptomatic treatment. Control group 32 cases of terbutaline to shu,budesonide, 3 times/d, atomization inhalation, continuous treatment for 7 d. Treatment group and 32 cases of Sheganmahuang decoction(mahuang 5g,gancao 5g ziyuan 4 g, shengan, xixin, wuweizi, shengjiang, fabanxia, peony shaoyao 3 g, dazao 3) agent 1 / d, boiling water 80 ml, 4 times/d, oral. For treatment of 7 weeks for one course of treatment. Observation of clinical symptoms and signs disappeared time, length of hospital stay, and adverse reactions. As a course treatment, judge curative effect. Followed up for 3 months, the recurrence rate. [Result] The treatment group 23 cases were markedly effective, effective 7 cases, ineffective in 2 cases, total effective rate was 93.75%. Control group 13 cases were markedly effective, effective in 11 cases, 8 no effect, the total effective rate was 75.00%. The treatment group curative effect is better than that of control group(P0.05). Signs and symptoms disappear time, hospitalization days were lower in treatment group than the control group(P0.05, P0.01). Adverse reaction and recurrence rate in treatment group than the control group(P0.05). [Conclusion] Sheganmahuang decoction combined with western medicine therapy capillary bronchitis curative effect is satisfied, no side effects, worthpromoting.
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[Objective] To observe the effect of treatment of Sheganmahuang decoction combined with western medicine therapy for children patients with bronchiolitis.[Methods] Using random parallel control Method, 64 cases of hospitalized children press pathography, the draw Method is simple and randomly divided into two groups; Oxygen, spasmolysis and asthma, corrective acid-base balance, anti-infection, symptomatic treatment. Control group 32 cases of terbutaline to shu,budesonide, 3 times/d, atomization inhalation, continuous treatment for 7 d. Treatment group and 32 cases of Sheganmahuang decoction(mahuang 5g,gancao 5g ziyuan 4 g, shengan, xixin, wuweizi, shengjiang, fabanxia, peony shaoyao 3 g, dazao 3) agent 1 / d, boiling water 80 ml, 4 times/d, oral. For treatment of 7 weeks for one course of treatment. Observation of clinical symptoms and signs disappeared time, length of hospital stay, and adverse reactions. As a course treatment, judge curative effect. Followed up for 3 months, the recurrence rate. [Result] The treatment group 23 cases were markedly effective, effective 7 cases, ineffective in 2 cases, total effective rate was 93.75%. Control group 13 cases were markedly effective, effective in 11 cases, 8 no effect, the total effective rate was 75.00%. The treatment group curative effect is better than that of control group(P0.05). Signs and symptoms disappear time, hospitalization days were lower in treatment group than the control group(P0.05, P0.01). Adverse reaction and recurrence rate in treatment group than the control group(P0.05). [Conclusion] Sheganmahuang decoction combined with western medicine therapy capillary bronchitis curative effect is satisfied, no side effects, worthpromoting.
Key concepts: Medicine, Decoction, Budesonide, Bronchitis, Bronchiolitis, Adverse effect, Traditional Chinese medicine, Treatment and control groups