Chinese herbal medicine for treating pertussis

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese herbal medicine for treating pertussis. The Chinese herbal medicine is prepared from the following medicines in parts by weight: 5-15 parts of platycodon grandiflorus, 5-15 parts of radix stemonae, 5-15 parts of willowleaf swallowwort rhizome, 5-15 parts of exocarpium citri rubrum, 6-18 parts of radix asteris, 6-18 parts of honeysuckle, 6-18 parts of thunberg fritillary bulb, 6-18 parts of radix scutellariae, 6-18 parts of almond, 6-18 parts of root of straight ladybell, 6-18 parts of radix peucedani and 10-20 parts of radix isatidis. The Chinese herbal medicine is prepared by adding 1000 parts by weight of water to a crockery, after the water is boiled, decocting the medicines with slow fire for 20-30 minutes, filtering the decoction and collecting the supernatant, adding 1000 parts by weight of water and decocting the supernatant three times, bottling and uniformly mixing the supernatant decocted three times and then sterilizing the supernatant under a high temperature for later use. Platycodon grandiflorus is taken as the monarch, radix stemonae and willowleaf swallowwort rhizome are taken as the ministers, exocarpium citri rubrum, radix asteris, honeysuckle and thunberg fritillary bulb are taken as the assistants, and radix scutellariae, almond, root of straight ladybell, radix peucedani and radix isatidis are taken as the guides. The Chinese herbal medicine has the following beneficial effects: the Chinese herbal medicine is convenient to prepare and use, is safe, does not have side effects, has low treatment cost and is an ideal medicine for treating pertussis.

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technical field [0001] This product relates to preparations derived from plants, more specifically a Chinese herbal medicine for treating whooping cough. Background technique [0002] Pertussis is one of the infectious diseases in children in late winter and early spring. Its clinical features are paroxysmal and spasmodic cough, followed by a cock-like inspiratory roar after coughing. Motherland medicine believes that it is called "dun cough" because of the paroxysm of cough, and it is also called "husband's cough" because of its contagiousness, and it is also called "epidemic cough". The etiology is due to exogenous pathogenic pathogens and accumulation of phlegm, obstructing the airway, and the lungs are not cleared, resulting in the inversion of lung qi. [0003] At present, the country has adopted a policy of prevention first, through the corresponding vaccination, very few cases occur, but occasionally occur in remote mountainous areas due to the low penetration rate o...

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[0003] At present, the country has adopted a policy of prevention first, through the corresponding vaccination, very few cases occur, but occasionally occur in remote mountainous areas due to the low penetration rate of planned immunization