External application Chinese medicine composition for treating hemorrhoids and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to an external application Chinese medicine composition for treating hemorrhoids. The external application Chinese medicine composition comprises the following raw materials by weight: 21-30g of sodium sulfate, 5-12g of myrrh, 11-15g of alum, 11-20g of borax and 0.5-1g of borneol. The using method is that: the raw materials are ground, are evenly mixed, are packaged in two bags and are put into a small plastic bag for closed preservation, and totally fourteen bags are prepared; one bag per time is put into a basin and is mixed with 1000ml of boiling water, fumigation is conducted first and washing is conducted thereafter for 10-30 minutes, and two times per day are required; for patients with erosion around anuses or severe hemorrhoids, moisture burn ointment is coated on the edge of the anuses after fumigation and washing, one suppository for treating hemorrhoids is inserted into the anus, and one treatment course comprises six days; after the patients use the medicine, the symptom at the anus is relieved or disappeared in 3-5 days, and the using method can be changed to one time of fumigation and washing after the symptom is relieved or disappeared to continuously consolidate the treatment for one treatment course. The medicine is used to treat 960 cases of patients with hemorrhoids in five years, the safety is proved to be high, no relapse occurs, the clinical cure rate is about 58 percent and the total effective rate is about 95 percent.

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[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to an external Chinese medicinal composition for treating hemorrhoids and its application method. Background technique

[0002] Hemorrhoids are the most common anorectal disease. It can occur at any age, but the incidence increases with age. The supporting structure of the anal cushion, the venous plexus and the anastomotic branches of the arteries undergo pathological changes or displacements, resulting in internal hemorrhoids. Pathological expansion or thrombosis of the subcutaneous venous plexus distal to the dentate line is an external hemorrhoid. Internal hemorrhoids are fused with the external hemorrhoids at the corresponding parts through the abundant anastomotic branches of the venous plexus to form mixed hemorrhoids. Some areas of my country show to 50,000 population survey results that the incidence rate of hemorrhoids is as high as 46.26%, accounting for 70...