Traditional Chinese Medicine for the Treatment of Postpartum Breast Milk Spontaneous Symptom of Deficiency of Qi and Blood in Parturients

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treating qi and blood deficiency type postpartum galactorrhea of a maternity patient. The traditional Chinese medicine is characterized by comprising the following Chinese medicinal bulk pharmaceuticals in percentage by weight: 10-13 percent of astragalus, 7-11 percent of dangshen, 6-9 percent of prepared rehmannia, 7-11 percent of fried largehead atractylodes rhizome, 7-11 percent of dried longan pulp, 16-19 percent of prepared multiflower knotweed tuber, 4-7 percent of Chinese yam, 10-13 percent of Chinese dates, 2-5 percent of liquoric root, 4-8 percent of fried cortex eucommiae, 4-6 percent of dogwood and 4-7 percent of Chinese magnoliavine fruit. The traditional Chinese medicine for treating qi and blood deficiency type postpartum galactorrhea of the maternity patient has the advantages of combination of the traditional Chinese medicine theory, scientific compatibility of medicines, diagnosis and treatment based on an overall analysis of the illness and the patient's condition, the effects of replenishing qi, and nourishing blood, strengthening the spleen, tonifying the kidney, astringing for arresting lactation, harmonizing, calming the nerves and nourishing maintenance, good curative effect, remarkable increase in the curative ratio of qi and blood deficiency type postpartum galactorrhea and remarkably shortenedtreatment course.

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[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating postpartum breast milk syndrome, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating puerpera's postpartum breast milk syndrome of weak qi and blood. Background technique

[0002] Postpartum breastfeeding syndrome is the name of the disease in traditional Chinese medicine, also known as "leakage" or "spontaneous milk flow". Clinically, it can be divided into qi and blood deficiency type and liver meridian stagnation and heat type, and qi and blood deficiency type is the most common. The etiology of qi and blood deficiency type is generally considered to be due to postpartum blood loss and gas consumption or eating and fatigue damage to the spleen and stomach, resulting in weak qi and blood, insufficiency of qi in the middle, no right to take in, abnormal catharsis, forced milk overflow, milk flowing out as it melts, and milk flowing naturally more than. The clinical manifest...