Abstract:
Objective: To observe and evaluate the curative effect of angina No.1 prescription for herpangina.
Methods: From June to September in 2015,160 children who suffered from herpangina were received and cured in the Department of Pediatrics,Mudanjiang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine,and the children are divided into an observation group and a comparison group randomly,each with 80 children.Children in the observation group took the angina No.1 prescription orally,and Xiyanping injection was intravenously dripped into the children in the comparison group.The course of the treatment lasted for 5 days.Curative effects and adverse reactions of the children in two groups were compared.
Results: During the experimental process,5 children in the observation group and 8 children in the comparison group had herpes on hands and feet,and herpes fell off| the observation of 147 children was completed.The total effective rate of the children in the observation group on day 3 and 5 was 88.0%(66/75) and 96.0%(72/75)，which was significantly higher than the control group［76.4%(55/72)，90.3%(65/72)］，and the difference was statistical(P<0.05).The time for fever,rashes and pharyngalgia to be eliminated and the time for WBC counts to return to normal was shorter in the observation group than in the control group,and the difference was statistical(P<0.05).After treatment,the myocardial enzyme CK-MB and C-reactive protein had no statistical difference when compared with before treatment(P>0.05).
Conclusion: The clinical effect of the angina No.1 prescription for infantile herpangina is significant.

Key words: Herpangina, Hand-foot-and-mouth disease, Infectious disease, Children