Chinese medicinal herb composition for treating spider bites

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicinal herb composition for treating spider bites, which is characterized in that: the Chinese medicinal herb composition is prepared from the following components in part by weight: 30 to 60 parts of sagittaria sagittifolia L., 10 to 20 parts of mongolian dandelion herb and 10 to 20 parts of parslane herb. In the composition, the sagittaria sagittifolia L. contains vitamin B1 and pancreaticobiliary endoenzyme suppressant and can treat crazy dog bites, the mongolian dandelion herb is used for clearing heat and eliminating toxic substances, relieving swelling and removing pus and clearing toxin, and the parslane herb is used for clearing heat and toxic materials, relieving swelling and killing insects and treating snake and insect bites, so that the composition relieves pain and swelling while inhibiting and neutralizing the spider toxin quickly by fully utilizing the effect of neutralizing chemical ingredients of neurotoxin, cytotoxin and hemotoxin in spider toxin by the Chinese medicinal herbs effectively, and fulfills the aim of effectively inhibiting and neutralizing toxicity completely.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating spider bites, in particular to a Chinese herbal medicine composition for treating spider bites. Background technique [0002] According to information, there are about 25,000 species of spiders distributed around the world, most of which are poisonous, and their venomous organs are composed of a pair of venomous glands with output ducts and poisonous claws. With these venomous organs, toxins are injected into the attacked animal body middle. Generally speaking, spiders are useful to humans, because they have to kill many harmful insects by making webs. Under normal circumstances, spiders will not take the initiative to attack people, and only a small number of spiders will respond defensively when attacked. Since many spiders are poisonous, they are easily poisoned when stabbed by them. In addition, the environment in which spiders live is generally unhygienic, so the risk of secondary infection after ...

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Problems solved by technology

The research results show that the toxins of spiders are mainly neurotoxins, cytotoxins and hemotoxins. At present, there is no specific anti-venom serum in the world. Anti-venom serum injections are generally used in the treatment, and aluminum oxide acetate is applied locally to the stabbed wounds to calm them down. Analgesics are generally used for pain, and there is a lack of a Chinese herbal composition for treating spider bites