Botanical drug compound preparation for treating infantile anorexia, preparation and application thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a botanical drug compound preparation for treating infantile anorexia. The botanical drug compound has the following components: rhizoma picrorhizae, green tangerine peel, tangerine peel, bitter orange, costustoot, common burreed rhizome, curcuma zedoary, maggot, radish seed, rice sprout, malt and medicated leaven. The preparation thereof comprises the following steps: taking the 12 types of drugs, mixing evenly, crushing, sieving by a sieve no. four, mixing evenly, subpackaging successively and obtaining the botanical drug compound. The botanical drug compound has the functions of promoting digestion and eliminating stagnation, strengthening spleen and stimulating appetite and mainly treats stagnation type anorexia in wet foods; the drug is applied at the umbilical part, thus being capable of effectively stimulating the expansion of subcutaneous blood capillary, accelerating and improving blood circulation, having vigorous organism metabolism and enhancing drug absorption; and the preparation method is simple and has low cost and good economic benefit.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of herbal medicine compound preparation and its preparation and application, in particular to a herbal medicine compound preparation for treating infantile anorexia and its preparation and application. Background technique [0002] Anorexia in children generally refers to a disease in which children aged 1-6 have long-term inability to think about food, loss of appetite, loss of appetite, or even refusal to eat. The disease is mainly caused by improper feeding and damage to gastrointestinal function, which not only affects the growth and development of children, but also their health, and is also prone to other diseases. Anorexia is a manifestation of digestive disorders and imbalances in digestive function in children, leading to severe malnutrition and extreme weakness. It is more common in urban children, and it is more common in children aged 1 to 6. Children suffering from anorexia have low gastrointestinal smo...

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Problems solved by technology

Modern medicine mostly uses zinc for treatment, but zinc can only improve symptoms, but cannot solve the fundamental problem, and long-term use of zinc will cause some adverse reactions. Simple zinc supplementation will also affect the absorption of copper, calcium, and iron, causing various diseases in the body. micronutrient imbalance

In recent years, there have been many domestic studies on the treatment of children with anorexia, but there is currently a lack of effective western medicines in clinical practice, and there is also a lack of Chinese patent medicines for children with spleen-stomach disharmony and spleen dysfunction syndrome, which account for the majority of children with anorexia. effective drug

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