Traditional Chinese medicine for treating early postoperative iInflammatory ileus

Abstract

A Chinese medicine for treating early inflamed ileus after operation pertains to a Chinese medicine for treating ileus. The components contain: 10g of danshen root, largehead atractylode, oriental waterplantain rhizome and liquorice respectively; 12g of joepye weed, danshen root, pinellia tuber, common aucklandia root, dried orange peel and milkvetch root respectively; 30g of fried radish seed, 10g of raw rhubarb and 15g of immature orange fruit. The dosage materials in the prescription are all made from natural traditional Chinese herbal medicines by the traditional processing method. The materials can be easily gotten; the prescription and the preparation method are simple; the expense for preparing the medicine is low. The compatibility of the traditional Chinese herbal medicines is simple; the medicines used in the medicine prescription are all natural herbal medicines which can be conveniently gotten and used; the manufacturing method is simple; the curative effect after being taken is good; the medicine price is cheap, and the medicine is especially fit for people who live at the remote small villages away from villages and towns to use. The treatment expense for the patient with the disease of the early inflamed ileus after operation is low, which solves the treatment problem, which is caused by low family income, poor living and lack of local medical treatment condition.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows patients who have had surgery or other illnesses that affect their gut function to receive only what they already needed without having them treated themselves afterwards because these treatments were done naturally based on certain plants found throughout China's indigenous populations like Hubei Huanglongbing (HLB) plant roots.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed in this patents relates to patients who have suffered from chronic colitis caused by bacterial flora that can cause blockages within their small gut tracts (the large colon). These blocks are difficult to clear up without going outdoors where there may be poor sanitation facilities available near these areas. This makes it challenges individuals struggling to find healthcare providers at home during an emergency visit because time-consuming treatments like chemotherapy could lead to further complications such as death after surgery.