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qin-qiao-xiao-du granules

Development stage: Unknown
Lead developer: Beijing Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Administration: Oral

Overview

Qin-Qiao-Xiao-Du granules is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal formulation developed by the Beijing Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of influenza. The name is derived from its primary constituent herbs, likely including *Scutellaria baicalensis* (Huang Qin) and *Forsythia suspensa* (Lian Qiao), which are traditionally recognized for their heat-clearing and detoxifying properties. The drug is administered orally as granules and has been evaluated in randomized controlled trials in China to assess its efficacy and safety compared to the standard antiviral oseltamivir in patients with confirmed influenza infections. Its mechanism of action is thought to involve a multi-target approach, combining direct antiviral activity with anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory effects.

Other names: Qinqiao Xiaodu granules芩翘消毒颗粒

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