ObjectiveTo compare the effect of leukotriene antagonists and inhaled glucocorticoid on bronchiolitis. Methods78 infants recovered from first bronchiolitis were randomly divided into three groups. Group A (n=26) was designated as oral intake of montelukast, and group B (n=28) as inhaled fluticasone propionate, for 12 weeks. Group C(n=24) had no treatment as blank control. These bronchiolitis children were followed up another two years without special medication in order to observe the interventional effect on wheezing post-bronchiolitis by intervention treatment. ResultsIn the following order: C, B, A, recurrence intervening time of wheezing post-bronchiolitis was prolonged, recurrence frequency of wheezing post-bronchiolitis was decrease, and the difference between the groups was statistically significant (P<0.05) , but the recurrence of wheezing post-bronchiolitis in the three groups had no significant differences, and the progress of asthma ratio in 2 years in group B and group C had no significant differences. ConclusionsOral intake of leukotriene antagonists or inhaled glucocorticoid can not decrease the risk of wheezing post- bmnchiolitis, but both can prolong recurrence intervening time and decrease recurrence frequency,the leukotriene antagonists has superior effect in reducing incidence of asthma after bronchiolitis than inhaled glucocorticoid.