Lanceolata radish seed decoction for treating chronic gastritis

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions, and particularly discloses lanceolata pilosula radish seed decoction for treating chronic gastritis. The lanceolata pilosula radish seed decoction is prepared by taking lanceolata pilosula, radish seeds, elecampane, rhizoma corydalis, cyperus rotundus, cinnamon, radix astragali, cassia twig, zedoary turmeric, malt, angelica, dried ginger, pinellia ternate, liriope, salvia miltiorrhiza, liquorice, white peony roots and tuckahoe as raw materials; frying the radish seeds to be a little plump, soaking with the lanceolata pilosula, the elecampane, the rhizoma corydalis, the cyperus rotundus, the cinnamon, the radix astragali, the cassia twig, the zedoary turmeric, the malt, the angelica, the dried ginger, the pinellia ternate, the liriope, the salvia miltiorrhiza, the liquorice, the white peony roots and the tuckahoe in water after being smashed, and decocting and filtering to obtain filtrate. The lanceolata pilosula radish seed decoction is characterized by comprising the components by weight percent: 10-12 percent of the lanceolata pilosula, 7-10 percent of the radish seeds, 5-7 percent of the elecampane, 4-6 percent of the rhizoma corydalis, 4-6 percent of the cyperus rotundus, 3-5 percent of the cinnamon, 8-10 percent of the radix astragali, 3-4 percent of the cassia twig, 4-6 percent of the zedoary turmeric, 5-7 percent of the malt, 4-5 percent of the angelica, 3-5 percent of the dried ginger, 3-6 percent of the pinellia ternate, 4-6 percent of the liriope, 4-6 percent of the salvia miltiorrhiza, 3-5 percent of the liquorice, 6-8 percent of the white peony roots and 6-8 percent of the tuckahoe.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a Chinese patent medicine preparation, in particular to a Dangshen Laifuzi decoction for treating chronic gastritis. Background technique [0002] As we all know, chronic gastritis is chronic inflammation of gastric mucosa caused by various etiologies. Chronic gastritis can be divided into three categories: non-atrophic, atrophic, and special types according to histopathological changes and the distribution of lesions in the stomach, combined with possible etiologies. Chronic non-atrophic gastritis refers to chronic gastritis that is not accompanied by atrophic changes of the gastric mucosa, and the gastric mucosa is infiltrated by chronic inflammatory cells dominated by lymphocytes and plasma cells. According to the site of inflammation distribution, it can be further divided into antral gastritis, corpus gastritis, and pangastritis. Some patients with chronic gastritis may be asymptomatic in the early stage, mainly manifest...

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Problems solved by technology

In the clinical treatment of chronic gastritis, antacids, acid-suppressing drugs, gastrointestinal motility drugs, and gastric mucosal protective dr