Traditional Chinese medicine for treating intractable constipation

Abstract

Disclosed is a Chinese medicament for treating intractable constipation, wherein the recipe includes radix scrophulariae 30g, ophiopogon root 20g, dried rehmannia root 20g, fruit of citron 15g, bupleurum root 12g, frankincense 10g, myrrh 10g, astragalus root, root of pilose asiabell each 30g, Chinese angelica root 20g, achyranthes and cyathula root 15g, broomrape 15g. The Chinese medicament has simplified recipe, easy preparing process and low price.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating constipation, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating intractable constipation. Background technique [0002] Refers to a disease in which feces stay in the intestinal cavity for too long, and a large amount of water is absorbed by the intestinal wall, making the stool dry, difficult to pass, and prolonged defecation time; or the stool is not dry, but the discharge is weak. [0003] At present, when people suffer from intractable constipation, in cities with relatively developed medical conditions, people go to the hospital for treatment, usually using western medicine or injections for treatment, while in towns, especially some remote villages When people suffer from intractable constipation, due to low family income, poor life, and lack of medical conditions in the local area, if they want to get medical treatment, they need to spend a lot of travel expenses to ...

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[0003] At present, when people suffer from intractable constipation, in cities with relatively developed medical conditions, people go to the hospital for treatment, usually using western medicine or injections for treatment, while in towns, especially some remote villages When people suffer from intractable constipation, due to low family income, poor life, and lack of medical condi