How to choose "Zhongshan Popular Science Healthy Kang Weimin" Chinese patent medicine for children's colds? Dialectical treatment is the key

At the turn of winter and spring, the temperature changes like a roller coaster At this time, children are most likely to catch a cold, and many parents tend to choose Chinese patent medicine for treatment. There are many kinds of Chinese patent medicines for treating children's colds in the market:

Hermes in Cold Medicine —— Xiaoer Chiqiao Qingre Granule

Shuanghuanglian Oral Liquid —— Cold Star Medicine

Banlangen Granule, an Evergreen Tree in Cold Medicine Field

How should parents choose?

As the saying goes, "the disease has cold and heat, and the medicine has cold and heat". The medication needs to be different from person to person, from illness to place and from time to time, and the appropriate medicine should be selected on the basis of syndrome differentiation and treatment. Children with colds also need to choose different Chinese patent medicines according to different syndromes in order to play a therapeutic role, otherwise it will be counterproductive and even harmful.

Let's follow the pharmacist to understand the common syndrome differentiation characteristics and applicable drugs of several colds:

Wind-heat fever

Symptoms: severe fever, excessive sweating, headache, mild nasal congestion, thick yellow nose, thirst for cold drinks, sore throat, cough, sticky phlegm and thin yellow tongue coating.

Representative drugs:

Xiaoer Chiqiao Qingre Granule

Xiaoerbaotaikang granules

Xiaoer Ganmao Granule

Xiaoer Qingyan Granule

Xiaoer Resuqing Granule

Shuanghuanglian oral liquid (children type)

cold

Symptoms: mild fever, no sweat, headache, heavy nasal congestion, runny nose, thirst for hot drinks, inconspicuous sore throat, cough, thin and white phlegm and thin and white tongue coating.

Representative drugs:

Fang Jing granules

Ganmao Qingre Granule

Zhengchaihuyin granules

Jiuwei Qianghuo Granules

Han Feng Ganmao Granules

Seasonal cold pathogen

Symptoms: sudden onset, sudden high fever, fear of cold, anhidrosis or hyperhidrosis, headache, fatigue, or vomiting, constipation or diarrhea, cough, shortness of breath, red throat, red eyes, and even irritability, red tongue and yellow fur.

Representative drugs:

Banlangen granules

Chaiyin oral liquid

Qingkailing oral liquid

Lianhua Qingwen Granule

Jinhua Qinggan Granule

Summer-dampness cold

Symptoms: fever, chills, dizziness, fatigue, anorexia, thirst, vomiting and diarrhea. Headache, heavy weight and lethargy, chest tightness and abdominal distension, vomiting and diarrhea, and yellow and greasy tongue coating are the main symptoms.

Representative drugs:

Huoxiang Zhengqi water

Baoji oral liquid

Summarize in one sentence

1. How to use Chinese patent medicine rationally? One principle: dialectical medication

2. What are the different types of colds? Four types: wind-cold, wind-heat, seasonal evil and summer-dampness.

3. How to use Chinese patent medicine rationally? Five key points: heat, nose, mouth, phlegm and tongue.

Matters needing attention

1, it is best to choose Chinese patent medicines with the words "children" and "children"

This kind of Chinese patent medicine is mild, and the dosage of some fierce ingredients is also relatively small, which increases the sweetness, is more convenient for children to take, and explains the dosage of children more accurately.

2. There should be few kinds of Chinese patent medicines.

The combination of multiple Chinese patent medicines can easily lead to drug overdose. For example, Xiaoer Chiqiao Qingre Granule and Xiaoer Reduqing Granule have the same ingredients: Bupleurum, Scutellaria baicalensis, Forsythia suspensa and rhubarb. The components of the two drugs are similar, and the combination will increase the dosage of the drugs and increase the occurrence of adverse reactions. Considering the specific situation, parents are advised not to share two or more kinds of Chinese patent medicines without authorization.

3. Emphasize the combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine, but avoid overlapping with western medicine containing the same ingredients.

It is necessary for children with a cold and a high fever to take Tylenol or Merrill Lynch and other western medicine antipyretics. But some Chinese patent medicines also contain western medicine ingredients. For example, compound infantile antipyretic suppository contains acetaminophen, which is a western medicine ingredient. Therefore, overlapping use of drugs containing acetaminophen should be avoided. Parents are advised to read the instructions carefully when purchasing Chinese patent medicines, or consult a doctor, Yamatonokusushi.

In short, we should pay attention to the dialectical application of children's Chinese patent medicines, give priority to children's Chinese patent medicines, pay attention to the incompatibility between Chinese patent medicines and the interaction with western medicines, and try to use them under the guidance of doctor Yamatonokusushi.