On Relationship between Pediatric Shi Ji and Fever

Xiangyu Hu^*, Lina Hu

Pingdingshang City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pingdingshan, China.

DOI: 10.4236/ojped.2015.53036                

Abstract

Based on the clinical effect of the treatment on 546 Pediatric Shi Ji fever cases, the thesis tries to explore the effectiveness of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) treatment on Pediatric Shi Ji and the relationship between Pediatric Shi Ji and fever. The methodology applied is a retrospective analysis on the clinical curative effect of TCM treatment on Shi Ji fever cases in our hospital from January 2008 to December 2012. And the results show that a total effective rate of 96.3% could be guaranteed through either oral Chinese Medicinal Herbs, Chinese Medicine Enema, Massage Therapy, or navel administration with TCM. The thesis holds that Pediatric Shi Ji may cause fever, which could be cured simply by applying TCM treatment (promoting digestion to eliminate stagnation) with less or no use of antibiotics.

Keywords

TCM, Pediatric Shi Ji, Fever, Retrospective Analysis

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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