Acupoint patch prepared from Chinese medicines, and preparation method for acupoint patch

Abstract

The invention discloses an acupoint patch prepared from Chinese medicines. The acupoint patch is prepared from the following Chinese herbal medicines: cassia twig, roasted common monkshood mother root, turmeric, dried ginger, pangolin, garter snake, cortex erythrinae, 1 to 2kg of cinnamon, root of three-nerved spicebush, clematis root, and ligusticum wallichii. The patch is prepared by adhering the medicines to adhesive plaster. A preparation method comprises the following steps of: performing water extraction on the Chinese herbal medicines; preparing thick paste of which the water content is 10 percent; preparing tablets by using the thick paste, placing tablets in the middle of the adhesive plaster, and adhering a protective layer to the surface; and coating an isolation layer on the surfaces of the adhesive plaster and tablets. The Chinese herbal medicines can be crushed and prepared into the tablets so as to be prepared into the patch. The acupoint patch has the characteristics of no trauma, no pain, high safety and reliability, quick response, and wide application range, and can be used for various clinical diseases, and is particularly suitable for people who are afraid of acupuncture needles, people who are allergic to oral medicines or injections, old people, children and weak people. The acupoint patch is easy to use, low in cost, does not need profound medical knowledge, and can be grasped by a patient easily and used by the patient independently.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an external patch prepared by using traditional Chinese medicine and a preparation method thereof, in particular to an acupoint patch prepared by using traditional Chinese medicine and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Taking medicine by injection is the most commonly used method to treat diseases, but injection is a kind of traumatic treatment, which will bring pain and side effects to patients; the side effect of taking medicine is that some medicines are easy to damage the spleen and stomach, and are affected by the digestive system, absorption and restriction of excretory function. For some patients with dysphagia, it is also inconvenient to take medicine. Acupoint sticking therapy is based on the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine. It is a non-invasive acupoint therapy for treating diseases by making medicine into ointment and then directly sticking it on acupoints. method. The st...

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[0002] Taking medicine by injection is the most commonly used method to treat diseases, but injection is a kind of traumatic treatment, which will bring pain and side effects to patients; the side effect of taking medicine is that some medicines are easy to damage the spleen and stomach, and are affected by the digestive system, absorption and restriction of excretory function

For some patients with dysphagia, it is inconvenient to take medicine

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