Externally used Mongolian medicine application agent for treating women's menorrhalgia and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to an externally applied Mongolian medicine plaster for treatmenting dysmenorrhea and a preparation method thereof, which pertains to the technical field of medicine, the plaster is mainly composed of 5 pure natural Mongolian medicines, the names and the percentages of the medicines are as follows: 20 to 45 percent Danggun, 20 to 45 percent Gurigumu, 10 to 25 percent Ruda, 10 to 25 percent Haridanggui and 5 to 15 percent Zhamuriqiqige; the preparation process is that: the medicines are respectively selected and weighed according to the percentages, and then the medicines are evenly mixed, smashed or ground into powder. When in treatment, a small amount of medicine powder is blended into paste and then is applied at the umbilical part; the plaster has the effects of activating blood circulation, removing blood stasis, promoting menstruation, warming uterus, relieving spasm, relieving pain, regulating menstruation and preventing the occurrence of uterine fibroids; the plaster is further characterized by short course of treatment, rapid efficacy, simple formula, low cost, easy production, convenient usage, significant efficacy and lasting efficacy; the total effective rate for the treatment of dysmenorrhea caused by various reasons is proved to be more than 98 percent, the cure rate is more than 90 percent, and the plaster has no toxicity or side effects or adverse reactions.

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1. Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medicine, and in particular relates to an external Mongolian medicinal poultice Tegexi Tegeqi for treating women's dysmenorrhea and its preparation method. 2. Background technology: [0002] Dysmenorrhea refers to severe pain in the lower abdomen, lumbosacral pain, and backache in women during menstruation or before and after menstruation. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, pelvic discomfort, and even fainting. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this disease "abdominal pain during menstruation". The disease is more common in women with weak constitution, malnutrition, kidney deficiency, kidney cold, and palace cold. Dysmenorrhea can be divided into deficiency and excess. Clinically, it can be divided into four syndrome types: stagnation of qi and blood stasis, stagnation of cold and dampness, weakness of qi and blood, and betting of dampness and heat. It is a common ...

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Problems solved by technology

Although these methods are much simpler than taking traditional Chinese medicine, they are still not convenient enough for patients, and they need help from others to carry out.