Abstract: Objective To observe the effect of Jingju liquid medicine for external use for infantile eczema. Methods 123 cases of infantile eczema were randomly divided into therapy group and control group. The therapy group was treated externally with Jingju liquid medicine, and the control group was treated externally with vitamin B6, then to observe the effect within 7 days as a course of treatment for both groups. Results The effective rate of therapy group was 96.83%, the effective rate of the controls was 83.33%, there was a signiifcant difference between the 2 groups (P<0.05). The curative days of therapy group was (8.63±2.25) days in average, while the curative days of control group was (10.08±3.91) days in average, the former was remarkably less (P<0.05). Conclusion Jingju liquid medicine for external use is a simple, safe prescription, with good curative effects and convenience, which is worthy to be widely distributed in the clinical practices.

Key words: Jingju liquid, infants, eczema, external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine