Externally applied traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating umbilical hernia and umbilical hernia treating bag containing lychee seed and rhizoma cimicifugae

Abstract

The invention relates to an externally applied traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating umbilical hernia and an umbilical hernia treating bag containing lychee seed and rhizoma cimicifugae. The traditional Chinese medicine composition is prepared from radix astragali, angelica, bighead atractylodes rhizome, rhizoma cimicifugae, radix bupleuri, dried orange peel, toosendan fruit, Evodia rutaecarpa, lychee seed, fennel, clove, asarum, safflower and the like. The umbilical hernia treating bag comprises a bellyband body and fastening belts, wherein the inner side of the bellyband body is provided with a square or circular inner bag, and a medicine core pad containing the traditional Chinese medicine composition is filled in the inner bag. In the invention, traditional Chinese medicines with the functions of tonifying middle-Jiao and qi, soothing the liver and strengthening the spleen are used for umbilical skin absorption and physical support for treating infantile umbilical hernia. By utilizing the externally applied traditional Chinese medicine composition, the defect of long treatment course in self-recovery and conservative treatment of umbilical hernia and the defectthat the sick children can feel painful in the operative treatment are solved. The invention has the characteristics of obvious curative effect and short treatment course, and the patients can not feel painful and have no skin irritation symptom or anaphylaxis. The invention is suitable for children with tender viscera, is also suitable for clinical features of children, and can promote the children with umbilical hernia to grow up healthily. The raw materials in the prescription are conventional traditional Chinese medicines, thus, the invention has the advantages of wide raw material sources, low cost and simple technique, and is easy for popularization.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to an externally applied Chinese medicine composition for treating umbilical hernia and a Lisheng umbilical hernia bag. Background technique [0002] Infant umbilical hernia is a congenital developmental defect in which the contents of the abdominal cavity protrude outward through the umbilical ring during infancy. It is a common and frequently-occurring disease in pediatric surgery and has a great impact on the growth and healthy growth of children. Although there are a variety of treatments for this disease, they are not ideal. In addition, many children with umbilical hernia can not get timely and effective treatment and rely on self-healing. In the treatment of umbilical hernia in children, conservative treatment of umbilical compression is the first choice, followed by surgical treatment. At present, children with umbilical hernia are generally not treated in outpatient ...

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At present, children with umbilical hernia are generally not treated in outpatient clinics, or the conservative therapy of umbilical compression is introduced to parents. The effect is poor but the disadvantages are many. Some children do need surgical treatment in the end.

It takes a long time to rely on self-healing alone, and sometimes it will bring the pain of umbilical hernia covering tissue perforation or incarceration to the child, which seriously affects the growth and development of the child; general conservative treatment of umbilical hernia, although it can shorten the time to a certain extent. However, it still takes 6 to 12 months; and surgical treatment will undoubtedly bring great pain to the children, and it is also extremely detrimental to their growth and development.

[0003] At present, the research reports on the non-surgical treatment of such diseases mainly include the following: Luo Yiting, Changyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hubei Province used "Xinxiang powder to treat umbilical protrusion" in 20 cases, and the number of days of healing was not reported (Hunan Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1994 , (3): 18); He Guixiang, Changli County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hebei Province used "repeated hernia abdominal belt to treat infant umbilical hernia" in 5 cases, and the healing time was more than half a year, which was too long (Journal of External Treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1995, (6): 43); Zhang Xianqiang, Department of Pediatrics, Shiyan People's Hospital, Hubei, used "Umbilical Hernia Suppository to Treat 102 Cases of Umbilical Hernia in Infants and Young Children". The use of adhesive plasters may cause skin irritation or allergies, and the 102 cases were all children over 6 months old. The article stated that it is not suitable for children under 6 months old, and its treatment avoids the age group with high incidence of umbilical hernia. The diameter of umbilical hernia plug (penicillin needle bottle rubber stopper) is 1.5cm. Infants will sink incarcerated and become a kind of foreign body, which is not conducive to closure (Practical Pediatric Clinical Journal 1994, (2): 127); Guo Yuan, General Surgery Affiliated Hospital of Mudanjiang Medical College, etc. used the "double overlapping plaster method to treat In 5 cases of umbilical hernia in children, the use of large-area adhesive plasters (length 30-32cm, width 8-9cm) will undoubtedly cause serious skin irritation symptoms or allergic reactions, which will bring undue pain to the children (Chinese Journal of Surgery , 1990, (11): 675); Mo Jianzhong, Maternal and Child Health Center of Liyang City, Jiangsu, used "cotton ball adhesive plaster to treat 33 cases of infant umbilical hernia", using a circular adhesive plaster three times the diameter of the umbilical ring, which caused skin irritation symptoms or the possibility of allergies, and the cotton ball is too soft, and the abdominal contents are easy to herniate under the condition of increased abdominal pressure (New Medicine, 1992, (12) 637)

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