Abstract:
Objective:
To observe the effect of taking Chinese medicine orally combined with external treatment of pinching spine and inhalation therapy in the treatment of bronchiolitis.
Methods:
A total of 150 children with bronchiolitis treated in our hospital from Aug. 2015 to Oct. 2016 were included in the study, and they were randomly divided into two groups: observation group(75 cases) and control group(75 cases). Both groups were given comprehensive treatment of oxygen inhalation, anti-virus and sputum suction; in addition, compound ipratropium bromide solution and inhaled budesonide solution were given, and antibiotics were used for those with infection. The control group was treated with western medicine and was not intervened after relief; the observation group was treated with integrated Chinese and western medicine: for Chinese medicine, a self-mode prescription was used(5 g of radix sileris, 2 g of dark plum, 2 g of cicada, and 2 g of Ganodorma lucidum), and when the acute symptoms were relieved, Feng's spine-pinching was performed. Observe the relief time of wheezing, the recurrence rate and the clinical effect of the two groups.
Results:
The disappearance time of wheezing rales and cough in the observation group was significantly shorter than in the control group, and the difference was statistical(P<0.01). The nonrecurrence rate within one year in observation group was 69.3%(52/75), higher than the control group (38.6%,29/75), and there was statistical difference(P<0.01).After treatment, the total effective rate in observation group was 97.3%(73/75), higher than that in control group(74.7%,56/75), the difference being statistical(P<0.01).
Conclusion:Taking Chinese medicine orally combined with external treatment of pinching spine and inhalation therapy has satisfactory effect in the treatment of bronchiolitis, and can prevent recurrent wheezing of this disease.

Key words: Bronchiolitis, Wheezing, Integrated Chinese and western medicine, Sequential therapy, Child