Traditional Chinese medicine for treating melanosis

Abstract

The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating melanosis, which can effectively solve the problems in melanosis treatment. The traditional Chinese medicine is prepared from the following components: 10-15g of Radix Rehmanniae Preparata, 5-8g of Dioscorea opposita thumb, 5-8g of dogwood, 4-6g of cortex moutan, 4-6g of Poria cocos, 4-6g of rhizoma alismatis, 4-6g of rhizoma cyperi, 1-2g of cinnamon, 5-8g of red ginseng and 10-15g of pseudo-ginseng; and a preparation method of the traditional Chinese medicine for treating melanosis comprises the following steps of: respectively crushing the Radix Rehmanniae Preparata, the Dioscorea opposita thumb, the dogwood, the rhizoma cyperi and the pseudo-ginseng into ultramicro fine powder; passing through the ultramicro fine powder with a 300-mesh sieve and evenly mixing into fine powder; then adding water the weight of which is 6-8 times the weight sum of the cortex moutan, the Poria cocos, the rhizoma alismatis, the cinnamon and the red ginseng and decocting two times for 1.5 hours each time; merging decoctions and concentrating into an extract the relative density of which is 1.20-1.30; mixing the fine power with the extract to synthesize a medicine block; and pelletizing the medicine block and coating. The invention has the advantages of rich raw materials, simple preparation process, easiness in production, low cost, convenience in administration and good curative effect and is the innovation of the medicines for treating the melanosis.

Description

1. Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating melanosis. 2. Background technology

[0002] Melanosis is occupational melanosis (Occupational melanosis), primary disease is also called tar melanosis (Tarmelanosis), lichenoid toxic melanosis (Melanodermatitis toxica lichenoides). Now the name of occupational melanosis is more appropriate. Melanosis is light brown, dark brown, and gray-black pigmented spots that are prone to occur on the face. Some people think it is a variation after photosensitive dermatitis or phototoxic dermatitis. The cause of the disease has not been clarified so far. Many cases have a history of contact with coal tar or asphalt, so it can be toxic melanosis. Cosmetics such as actors' oil paints or certain ingredients in household cosmetics can also occasionally cause melanosis, which is often aggravated by sun exposure. In addition, malnutrition and other factors may also cau...