Externally-applied febricide medicinal liquor

Abstract

The invention discloses an antipyretic medicinal wine for external use, which is characterized in that it consists of 35-45g of Fangfeng, 55-70g of perilla, 55-70g of Schizonepeta, 45-55g of honeysuckle, 55-60g of Artemisia annua, and 55-5g of Bupleurum. 60g, kudzu root 60-65g, rhubarb 30-35g, paeonol 60-65g, gypsum 60-65g, scutellaria baicalensis 50-55g, gardenia 50-55g, soak in 3000-4000ml of edible wine above 52° for 7-10 days made. The invention combines the above-mentioned various traditional Chinese medicines, which has the functions of clearing heat and detoxifying, expelling cold, antibacterial and antiviral, relieving pain and relieving cough, and enhancing body immunity. , treating both symptoms and root causes, with outstanding curative effect.

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technical field [0001] This application belongs to the traditional Chinese medicinal liquor for external use, especially antipyretic medicinal liquor for external use. Background technique [0002] In daily life, people often encounter fever caused by various reasons, especially fever caused by exogenous factors. Timely physical cooling is the first measure to be taken. Physical cooling usually uses alcohol to rub the patient's back, face, abdomen, armpits, etc. Using alcohol to lower the temperature is only a single cooling and antipyretic effect, and it cannot fundamentally eliminate the cause of the disease. [0003] Chinese Patent Publication No. CN1528438 discloses a kind of antipyretic medicinal wine for external use, which is composed of ephedra 15-60g, Artemisia annua 15-60g, kudzu root 15-60g, mint 15-60g, gypsum 15-60g, rehmannia glutinosa 15-60g, hawthorn 15-60g, Perilla 15-70g, Bupleurum 15-70g, Agrimony 15-70g, Honeysuckle 15-70g, Forsythia 10-50g, Rhubarb 5-30...

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[0002] In daily life, people often encounter fever caused by various reasons, especially fever caused by exogenous factors. Timely physical cooling is the first measure to be taken. Physical cooling usually uses alcohol to rub the patient's back, face, abdomen, armpits, etc. The use of alcohol to cool down is only a single cooling and antipyretic effect, and it cannot fundamentally eliminate the cause of the disease.