Liver-nourishing powder containing bupleurum, rhubarb and other medicine for aquatic animals

Abstract

The invention relates to a medicament for the effective prevention and treatment of aquatic animal liver diseases which comprises the following raw materials (by weight portion): bupleurum root 200-400 parts, dyers woad leaf 300-400 parts, rheum officinale 100-200 parts, motherwort 20-70 parts. The preparing process consists of carrying out ultramicro disintegration to the herbs, then passing through 100-300 mesh sieves.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to pure traditional Chinese medicine liver protection medicine, in particular to Chaihuang Yigan Powder for aquatic animals. Background technique [0002] Many aquatic animal diseases are often accompanied by liver tissue lesions of varying degrees. In addition to the liver tissue lesions caused by the attack of pathogenic microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, etc.) in farmed animals, some exogenous factors are also important causes of liver disease in aquatic animals. Mainly include: 1), nutritional factors: the imbalance of nutritional factors in the feed, especially excessive fat and carbohydrates and lack of vitamins, will cause obvious liver lesions; 2), toxic factors: pesticides, heavy metals, toxic Gas, algae toxins, mycotoxins in feed, etc. can cause changes in liver tissue and affect the normal function of the liver; 3), drug factors: in the process of disease prevention and control of aquatic animals, disinfectants are usu...

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Problems solved by technology

To a certain extent, liver disease has become a major obstacle affecting the healthy development of the aquaculture industry. The main manifestations of liver disease are fatty liver, hepatopancreas enlargement, liver cirrhosis, hepatopancreas hemorrhage, and liver necrosis. Treatment of such diseases The cycle is relatively long and the cure rate is low

Chinese herbal preparations are used to treat liver diseases in aquatic animals. Because the crushed particle size of Chinese herbal medicine products is relatively coarse, generally 50-60 mesh, traditional Chinese medicine powders have high crude fiber content, and the effective ingredients are difficult to dissolve, so they cannot effectively prevent and treat liver diseases in aquatic animals.