Chinese medicine for curing appendicitis and method for preparing the same

Abstract

The present invention discloses a medicine for curing appendicitis and the preparation method. The raw materials comprise the following ingredients with corresponding weigh proportions of 6g to 18g of angelica, 4g to 12g of carbonized sanguisorba roots, 4g to 12g of carbonized turtle shell, 4g to 12g of coix seeds, 4g to 12g of carbonized scutellaria roots, 4g to 10g of thistle herb, 3g to 9g of carbonized Chinese honeylocust spine, 4g to 12g of figwort roots, 4g to 10g of liquorice, 10g to 20g of honeysuckle stem and 15g to 25g of dyers woad leaves. The medicine is effective on acute and chronic appendicitis and the effective rate is 100 percent. The effect on the chronic appendicitis is more obvious and the cure rate is 100 percent. Generally speaking, pains are relieved 1 to 2 days after patients take the medicine and the body temperature falls and patient can be cured after one curative period. The medicine is characterized by fast safe curative effect and no nocuous and side effect; moreover, the disease can not recur. In addition, the preparation method of the medicine is simple and the cost is low; patients can be saved from the pains of operation and the economic burden ofpatient can be reduced. Therefore, the medicine is convenient for application and dissemination. The present invention can play an important role for curing appendicitis.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating appendicitis and a preparation method thereof, in particular to a medicine for treating appendicitis which uses Chinese herbal medicine as a raw material and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The appendix, also known as the vermis, is a long, thin blind tube inside the cecum. The thickness, length and location of the human appendix are different, generally 7-9 cm long, located in the iliac fossa of the right lower abdomen. Appendicitis is a very common acute abdomen, divided into acute and chronic two. [0003] 1. Acute appendicitis [0004] The symptoms of acute appendicitis generally manifest as: (1) Abdominal pain. For a typical patient with acute appendicitis, the abdominal pain starts mostly in the upper abdominal pain, under the xiphoid process or around the navel. After about 6-8 hours or more than ten hours, the abdominal pain gradually disappears. Move down, and fina...

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Problems solved by technology

Although surgery is the only effective treatment, the risk of surgery is high, and patients have to endure a lot of pain, and there are usually scars and sequelae such as intestinal adhesions after surgery, so most patients are willing to choose conservative treatment