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This utility model relates to a multifunctional postoperative shawl, comprising a front shawl covering the front of the body and a back shawl covering the back of the body, the front shawl and the back shawl being connected; a front pocket for holding a traditional Chinese medicine pack is provided on the side of the front shawl closest to the body, and a first connecting mechanism is provided at the top of the front shawl, the first connecting mechanism being connected to the back shawl; a heat-conducting electrode is provided on the side of the back shawl closest to the body, and back pockets for holding traditional Chinese medicine packs are respectively provided on both sides of the heat-conducting electrode, the top of the back shawl having a second connecting mechanism and a temperature control mechanism, the second connecting mechanism being connected to the front shawl, and the temperature control mechanism being connected to the heat-conducting electrode via an electric wire. This utility model can alleviate nausea, vomiting, and dizziness caused by anesthetics through the sense of smell, and also has a calming and sleep-inducing effect. Combined with the heating effect of the heat-conducting electrode, it can effectively dilate the capillaries on the back of the body, improving the transdermal efficiency of the traditional Chinese medicine pack in the back pocket.

This invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine composition for improving otitis media, belonging to the field of traditional Chinese medicine health care technology. Addressing the shortcomings of Western medicine treatments for otitis media, which often lead to microcirculatory abnormalities and recurring symptoms, and the limitations of traditional Chinese medicine's reliance on bitter and cold herbs to block ear orifices and treat only the symptoms without addressing the root cause, this invention is based on a precise formulation of the core pathogenesis of liver and gallbladder microcirculatory disorders and gallbladder meridian stagnation and heat disturbing the ear orifices. The core ingredients of this composition are lotus leaf, angelica dahurica, jujube seed, gardenia, bergamot, and platycodon, with a scientifically reasonable ratio and mild medicinal properties. In the formula, bergamot acts as the principal ingredient to soothe the liver and gallbladder; lotus leaf and gardenia act as assistant ingredients to clear heat and promote diuresis; angelica dahurica opens the orifices and drains pus; jujube seed relieves spasms and calms the mind; and platycodon acts as the guiding ingredient to carry the medicine upwards and relax blood vessels. The synergistic effect of these herbs counteracts the vasoconstrictive side effects of bitter and cold herbs and Western medicine. This invention can improve liver and gallbladder microcirculation and inhibit the release of inflammatory factors, fundamentally resolving symptoms such as ear fullness, ear pain, and middle ear effusion caused by acute and chronic otitis media, while also improving problems such as bitter taste in the mouth and insomnia caused by liver and gallbladder stagnation and heat. This composition has significant therapeutic effects, a low recurrence rate, and no toxic side effects. It can be formulated into various preparations to suit long-term conditioning for various populations, thus making up for the technical shortcomings of existing treatment options.