Medicament for treating peripheral vascular disease

Abstract

The invention relates to a medicament for treating peripheral vascular disease, characterized by comprising the following traditional Chinese medicinal raw materials in parts by weight for preparing active components of the medicament: 4-8 parts of Chinese starjasmine stem, 4-8 parts of loofah sponge, 2-4 parts of safflower, 3-4 parts of salvia root, 2-3 parts of panax pseudoginseng, 2-4 parts ofdogwood, 4-8 parts of Chinese yam, 4-8 parts of tuckahoe, 4-8 parts of dried rehmannia root, 2-4 parts of tree peony bark, 2-4 parts of oriental waterplantain rhizome and 2-3 parts of ricepaperplant pith. All the traditional Chinese medicines are synergic and complementary in actions to play the efficacies of removing obstruction in channels and promoting blood circulation, dispersing blood stasis and alleviating pain, nourishing the kidney and strengthening the spleen, and excreting dampness and promoting the subsidence of swelling. The medicament has good curative effects on treating the peripheral vascular diseases such as thromboangitis obliterans, phlebothrombosis of leg, diabetic peripheral neuropathy, Raynaud's disease, multiple peripheral neuritis and the like.

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[0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating peripheral vascular disease. Background technique

[0002] Peripheral vascular disease is the category of "threat gangrene" or "blood impediment" in the medical literature of the motherland. Including thromboangiitis obliterans, lower extremity venous thrombosis, diabetic peripheral neuropathy, Raynaud's disease and multiple peripheral neuritis.

[0003] Thromboangiitis obliterans belongs to the category of "removal of gangrene", which is mainly due to internal injury, emotional agitation, insufficient liver blood, overstrain, consumption of essence and blood and kidney deficiency, and insufficient vitality, resulting in disordered operation of qi and blood; Irregular diet, injury to the spleen and stomach, and lack of spleen yang can lead to inability to disperse essence and blood vessels, and gradually cause loss of both qi and blood; coupled with exogenous factors such as severe cold, wading, cold an...