Traditional Chinese medicine enteroclysm for treating intestinal obstruction

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine enteroclysm for treating intestinal obstruction, which comprises raw rheum officinale, mirabilite, talc, Yunnan Baiyao powder, officinal magnolia bark, burdock, raw rhizoma rehmanniae, rhizoma anemarrhenae, white paeony root, liquorice root, radix curcumae and elecampane. The traditional Chinese medicine enteroclysm can ensure that rectum mucosa directly absorbs effective components of the medicine through adopting drip clysis to protect outspread intestinal canal, regulates the functions of all visceral organs under effective function of the medicines, reduces endotoxin, inhibits the release of cell inflammatory mediums, resists the pathological states of bowel movement disorder as soon as possible, intestinal tract blood movement disorder, infection toxic symptoms and the like of the intestinal obstruction, and effectively protects the intestinal tract barrier function by using traditional Chinese medicines, thereby relieving the intestinal obstruction. The traditional Chinese medicine enteroclysm has the advantages of remarkable treatment effect, rapid effect taking, short treatment course, easy acceptation, extremely low cost, convenience for processing operation and use, no toxic and side effects, no wound and medicine dependence, treatment of both principal and secondary aspects of the disease, economy and effectiveness, and is especially suitable for being popularized and applied to a base level general hospital.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine enema for treating intestinal obstruction. Background technique [0002] Intestinal obstruction refers to obstruction of the passage of intestinal contents due to any cause. It is more common in children. After the occurrence of intestinal obstruction, a large amount of gas and liquid accumulate in the intestinal cavity, resulting in intestinal distention, resulting in increased intestinal pressure and intestinal wall blood circulation disturbance. When the obstruction lasts for a long time, the tension of the intestinal wall continues to increase, resulting in intestinal necrosis. Bowel perforation. Children are often caused by improper feeding, poisoning, shock, hypoxia, enteritis, bacillary dysentery, severe pneumonia, peritonitis, water and electrolyte balance disorders, endocrine and metabolic diseases, and abnormal intestinal motility without obvious incentives. The symptoms of this diseas...

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Problems solved by technology

Families of patients with children need to bear high medical expenses, causing great mental and economic burden and social pressure