Oral medicine for treating insomnia

Abstract

The oral medicine for treating insomnia is prepared with the Chinese medicinal materials, including wild jujube seed 20-50 weight portions, corydalis tuber 3-10 weight portions, and anemarrhena 3-10 weight portions. Experiment shows that the oral medicine has high effects of tranquilizing and mesmerizing.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical preparations containing raw materials or their reaction products with unknown structures, and specifically relates to materials derived from plants. Background technique [0002] Insomnia is a disease that seriously affects people's health. Most people with insomnia sleep less than 6 hours, have poor appetite, poor spirit, thin body, lack of concentration in study and work, and severe patients develop into insomnia. Schizophrenia, the sleep of many people depends on taking hypnotic and sedative drugs to maintain. Nearly 40% of the people in the world suffer from insomnia, and the incidence of insomnia is very high. According to epidemiological surveys, the adult insomnia The incidence rate is 30-35%, especially in women and the elderly. The World Health Organization has determined that March 21 every year is the "International Sleep Day", which shows that insomnia has become an important problem ...

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Problems solved by technology

Western medicine generally has problems such as addiction, dependence, and daytime residues, which limit its clinical application. At present, there is no sleeping pill without side effects in clinical practice.

[0004] At present, the Chinese patent medicines used clinically to treat insomnia include Anmian Bunao Syrup, Anshen Capsules, Huber Anshen Pills, Huber Duomei Pills, Jiannaoling Tablets, Jieyu Anshen Granules, Ningshen Dingzhi Pills, Tianma Gouteng Granules, Tianwang Buxin Pills, etc. These Chinese patent medicines are prepared by crushing the raw materials of traditional Chinese medicine, adding auxiliary materials, and preparing them into tablets, pills, and granules according to conventional methods. Nausea and vomiting occur, long-term use affects appetite, and the curative effect is not very significant. At present, there is no Chinese patent medicine for the treatment of insomnia prepared with the active ingredient extract of traditional Chinese medicine