Chinese medical cataplasm for treating epidemic mumps

Abstract

The invention disclose a Chinese medical cataplasm for treating epidemic mumps, which comprises the following components in parts by weight: 20-40 parts of mint, 20-40 parts of forsythia, 20-40 parts of honeysuckle, 10-30 parts of indigo naturalis, 10-30 parts of rhizoma coptidis, 10-30 parts of dandelion, 10-20 parts of radix bupleuri, 10-20 parts of radix scrophulariae, and 10-20 parts of licorice. A preparation method of the Chinese medical cataplasm comprises the following steps of: respectively crushing all components, screening the components with a screen with 20 meshes, mixing the components evenly, adding honey to form paste to obtain the Chinese medical cataplasm for treating epidemic mumps. When in use, the Chinese medical cataplasm is coated on the surface of affected parts once a day, generally pain can be alleviated on the second day of treatment, tumefaction is alleviated on the third day and is eliminated on about fourth-fifth day, and on the fifth-sixth day, patients cure. The Chinese medical cataplasm disclosed by the invention can quickly relieve pain and diminish inflammation, at present, the Chinese medical cataplasm is used in 48 cases together, wherein patients in 47 cases cure, cure rate is 98%, and curative effects are obvious. The invention has the advantages of low cost, good curative effects, fast curative effect and the like.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine paste for treating mumps. Background technique

[0002] Mumps is referred to as mumps for short, also known as mumps, commonly known as "pig head madness", "toad plague", "anti-ear wind", etc. It is common in spring and is also a common respiratory infectious disease among children and adolescents. It can also be seen in adults. . It is an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by mumps virus invading the parotid gland, and can invade various glandular tissues or nervous system, liver, kidney, heart, joints and other organs. The patient is the source of infection, and the inhalation of droplets is the main route of transmission. Onset occurs 2-3 weeks after exposure to a patient. Mumps is mainly manifested as swelling under the earlobe on one or both sides. The enlarged parotid gland is often hemispherical, centered on the earlobe, and the edge is unclear. The surface is hot and angular, an...