External-applied traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating rheumatism pain disease and preparing method

Abstract

The invention is concerned with a kind of Chinese traditional medicine for external use and its preparetion method to cure spondylopathy and lumbar illness and pain from rheumatism. It relates to 10 gchinese clematis, 10 g prepared dog button, 10 g long-nosed pitviper, 10 g prepared Sichuan aconite root, 10 g prepared wild aconite root, 10 g prepared common monkshood Daughter root, 10 g cassia, 10 g pubescent angelica root, 20 g common flowering quince fruit, 10 g dried argyi leaf, 6 g white mustard seed, 20 g sevenlobed yam rhizome, 10 g hairy birthwort, 10 gherb a lycopodii, 10 g earth worm, 10 g burreed tuber, 10 g zedoary, 10 g prepared eucommia bark, 10 g cloves, 20 g asarum, 10 g bornel , 10 g anisodus acutangucus, 6 g short-pedicel aconite root and 20 g dried ginger. It has perfecteffect for neck and vertebra illness, lumbar intervertebral disc protrusion, spondylitis ankylopoietica, hyperosteogeny, pain from rheumatism, lumbar muscle strain and arthropathy.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, and mainly relates to a traditional Chinese medicine external preparation for treating rheumatic pain diseases and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] At present, cervical and lumbar spondylosis and rheumatic pain are common and frequently occurring diseases, especially in office workers and middle-aged and elderly people who do not usually exercise. At present, intramuscular injection and oral administration are generally used, but the individual differences in the efficacy of oral administration are relatively large. For some patients, oral administration will cause first-pass effect and gastrointestinal stimulation interference to the liver. At the same time, intramuscular injection and oral 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...

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Problems solved by technology

Intramuscular injection, oral administration, etc. are generally used at present, but the individual differences in oral drug efficacy are large. For some patients, oral administration will cause first-pass effect and gastrointestinal stimulation interference on the liver.

At the same time, intramuscular injection and oral 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.