Medicine for toothache caused by deficiency fire

Abstract

The invention discloses a medicine for treating toothache caused by deficiency fire. The medicine consists of root of rehmannia, prepared rhizome of rehmannia, honeysuckle flower, figwort root, rhizoma drynariae, asarum, cortex moutan, root of red-rooted salvia, alisma plantagoaquatica, tuckahoe, and liquorice; and the medicines are decocted in water so as to form decoction, one dose of decoction is taken each day, one treatment course is 7 days, and toothache can be cured for 1 to 2 treatment courses. The medicine has quick response, a good curative effect, and a good effect of treating toothache caused by deficiency fire, is low in cost and does not have side effects, and the total effective rate reaches 100 percent.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating asthenia-fire toothache, in particular to a medicine for treating asthenia-fire toothache prepared from traditional Chinese medicines. Background technique: [0002] Toothache caused by asthenic fire is mainly caused by asthenic fire. The gums are often purple in color and not swollen, the cheeks are not swollen and hot, and the pain in the gums sometimes stops. In clinical practice, toothache caused by deficiency fire is very similar to toothache caused by excess fire, so it is easy to treat toothache caused by deficiency fire with prescriptions for toothache caused by excess fire. Based on the principle of people-oriented, the prescription treats both the symptoms and root causes on the premise of preserving the health of the patient's limbs, so as to achieve the satisfactory effect of the patient. Invention content: [0003] The medicine of the present invention is prepared from the following part...

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Problems solved by technology

In clinical practice, toothache caused by deficiency fire is very similar to toothache caused by excess fire, so it is easy to treat toothache caused by deficiency fire with prescriptions for toothache caused by excess fire. This will not only fail to achieve the purpose of treatment, but also often aggravate the condition.