The Journal of Pediatrics of Korean Medicine (대한한방소아과학회지)
- Volume 16 Issue 2
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- Pages.101-110
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- 2002
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- 1226-8038(pISSN)
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- 2287-9463(eISSN)
The Clinical Study in Children with Common Cold (in summer & winter)
하절기(夏節期)와 동절기(冬節期)의 감모환아(感冒患兒)에 대한 임상적(臨床的) 고찰(考察)
- Koo, Jin-Suk (Dept. of pediatrics, College of Oriental Medicine, Kyungsan University) ;
- Baek, Jung-Han (Dept. of pediatrics, College of Oriental Medicine, Kyungsan University)
- Published : 2002.12.31
Abstract
The common cold is the most common pediatric infectious disease and occupies a great number of outpatients in oriental pediatrics. Because children's common cold has characteristic symptoms, we studied 276 children suffering from common cold Oriental Medicine Hospital in Kyungsan University and analyzed sex, age, chief complaints, characteristic symptoms.(period : summer 2001. 6.1.-2001.8.31, winter 2001.12.1-2002. 2. 28) The results were as follows : 1. Male to female ratios were 17: 1 in summer, 1.2: 1 in winter, 1.4: 1 in total 2. Age distribution of children from 0 to 1 was 20.29%, from 1 to 3 was 39.49%, from 3 to 6 was 32.97%, from 6 to 10 was 7.27%, over 10 was 0%, from 0 to 6 was 92.75%. 3. Frequency of chief complaints In summer : cough was 22.28%, nasal discharge was 18.39%, fever was 16.58%, secretion and sputum were 14.50%, sweating was 6.99%, nausea or vomitting were 4.92% etc. In winter : cough was 24.20%, nasal discharge was 18.03%, secretion and sputum were 16.43%, occlusion of nares was 11.64%, fever was 9.58%, nausea or vomitting were 3.88% etc. Frequency of chief complaints has seasonal difference. 4. Children's common cold has characteristic symptoms and seasonal difference. 5. Children's common cold has characteristic clinical subtype.