HUANG Ying, et al. P-Transfer factor oral solution combined with Ketotifen decreased the incidence of asthma following bronchiolitis. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (1):74-75(2002)
HUANG Ying, et al. P-Transfer factor oral solution combined with Ketotifen decreased the incidence of asthma following bronchiolitis. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (1):74-75(2002) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2002.01.024.
P-Transfer factor oral solution combined with Ketotifen decreased the incidence of asthma following bronchiolitis
Objective: To evaluate the efficiency of P-transfer factor oral solution (P-TFO) combined with ketotifen (KTF) in decreasing the incidence of asthma following bronchiolitis. Methods: 50 patients with bronchiolitis were given P-TFO and KTF compared with 46 patients with bronchiolitis without the treatment of P-TFO and KTF. The total course was 3~6 months and the average time of follow up was 1 year. Serum level of IgE
IgG
IgA
IgM and T lymphocyte subsets were tested before and after the treatment. Results: After follow up over 1 year
2/46 (4.65%) of the patients with bronchiolitis receiving P-TFO and KTF developed asthma compared with 11/39 (28.21%) of the controls with bronchiolitis (P <0.01). The immune function of the patients with bronchiolitis receiving P-TFO and KTF improved. The serum level of IgE and the ratio of CD4/CD8 decreased
and the CD3
CD8 counts were increased after the treatment. Conclusion: P-TFO combined with KTF is an effective way to decrease the incidence of asthma following bronchiolitis.
关键词
毛细支气管炎P-转移因子酮替芬哮喘防治
Keywords
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