External self-heating patch for treating protrusion of lumbar vertebral disc

Abstract

The invention discloses an external self-heating patch for treating protrusion of lumbar vertebral disc, which is prepared from the following medicaments: malaytea scurfpea fruit, safflower, snow lotus herb, himalayan teasel root, fortune's drynaria rhizome, zingiber officinale rocs, white mustard seed oil, balsaminaceae juice, and medical nonwoven nanometer adhesive plaster serving as an auxiliary material. Guided by traditional medical theory of holism concept and dialectical treatment, and combined with analysis of modern medical theory, the patch treats diseases by making focus percutaneously absorb the medicaments, quickly distributing medicinal efficacy, and making medicinal effect directly achieve roots of the focus under the action of a heating power wetting agent. The patch has the advantages of quick response, 1 to 2 treatment courses for curing, no pain, high cure rate and no side effects; and active ingredients can quickly regulate focus mechanism to stimulate effective synthesis and secretion of renal bone enzyme serving as a nutrient needed by bone cells; and meanwhile, the focus vessels dilate to accelerate blood circulation, quickly absorb edema, relieve herniation of the nucleus pulposus, and make pain disappear for the improvement of the bone cells and the heating power effect so as to fulfill the aim of recovering the protrusion of lumbar vertebral disc. Compared with the prior art, the patch has a positive effect.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an external medicine for treating lumbar intervertebral disc herniation. Background technique [0002] Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is one of the common clinical lumbar diseases. Since the disease was recognized in the 1930s, millions of patients worldwide have visited a doctor every year. According to current statistics, the incidence of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation in the population has reached 15.2%, and it is increasing year by year. It has ranked seventh in the prevalence of chronic diseases; there are currently more than 200 million lumbar intervertebral discs in the country. Prominent patients usually occur in young adults between the ages of 20 and 40, accounting for 60% of the incidence. This disease was originally a vulnerable disease for middle-aged and elderly people, but it is getting younger and younger. This disease is called lumbar disc herniation in modern medicine, and belongs to the category of ...

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[0012] Surgical operation has good effect, quick cure, and high clinical cure rate. However, due to very strict indication requirements, less than 5% of patients are clinically suitable for surgery. In addition, the cost is high, the recovery period is long, recurrence is easy, and the trauma is large. The risk is high, and a little carelessness can lead to serious consequences. Therefore, surgical treatment is not easy to be widely promoted