Chinese-medicinal suppository for treating lumbar vertebrae disease and preparation method thereof

Abstract

A Chinese medicine in the form of suppository for treating lumbar vertebra disease, lumbar intervertebral disc protrusion, tonic rachitis and hyperosteogeny is prepared from 9 Chinese-medicinal materials including astragalus root, capejasmine fruit, musk, cinnamon twig, etc through pulverizing, extracting in alcohol, filtering, concentrating by distilling, to obtain concentrated liquid, immersing catgut suture in physiologic saline, baking, shearing short, putting them in bottle, filling said concentrated liquid, sealing and magnetizing.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine suppository and a production method thereof, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine medicine suppository for treating lumbar diseases and a production method thereof. afraid Background technique [0002] At present, lumbar spine disease is a common disease, especially in office workers who do not exercise at ordinary times. Now, intramuscular injection, oral and intravenous administration are generally used, and physical therapy is traction and massage. However, there are large individual differences in the efficacy of oral medication , For some patients, oral administration will cause first-pass effect and gastrointestinal irritation to the liver. At the same time, intramuscular injection, oral and intravenous administration will also produce peaks and valleys in blood drug concentration, which will reduce the immune function of the body and even cause drug toxicity. Contents of the i...

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[0002] At present, lumbar spine disease is a common disease, especially in office workers who do not exercise at ordinary times. Now, intramuscular injection, oral and intravenous administration are generally used, and physical therapy is traction and massage. However, there are large individual differences in the efficacy of oral medication , in some patients, oral administration can cause first-pass effects on the liver and gastrointestinal irritation

At the same time, intramuscular injection, oral and intravenous administration will also produce peaks and valleys in blood drug concentration, which will reduce the immune function of the body and even cause drug toxicity.