Traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating oral ulcer

Abstract

The invention provides a traditional Chinese medicine composition and purpose thereof. Specifically, the composition comprises raw materials of: 5-34 weight parts of calcined plaster, and preferably 8-15 weight parts; 3-15 weight parts of borax, and preferably 5-15 weight parts; 3-15 weight parts of water chestnut powder, and preferably 5-15 weight parts; 3-15 weight parts of shang natural Indigo, and preferably 3-10 weight parts; 2.5-9 weight parts of sediment of human urine, and preferably 3-7 weight parts; and 1-3 weight parts of borneol. The traditional Chinese medicine composition has efficacies of clearing heat, detoxifying, transforming putridity, engendering flesh, subsiding swelling, relieving pain and astringing dampness and astringing sores, and can be used for treating laryngopathy and oral ulcer.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine. More specifically, the present invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating laryngopathy and oral ulcer, especially recurrent oral ulcer. Background technique [0002] Recurrent oral ulcers, also known as recurrent aphthous ulcers and aphthous stomatitis, are stubborn chronic inflammations, which are small and painful ulcers in the oral mucosa, which are recurrent. Oral ulcers are mostly scattered in the mucous membrane area that is easy to move, and the pain is often unbearable, making the patient restless. Epidemiological surveys show that 1 out of every 5 people has at least one ulcer, regardless of gender, age, or race. Modern medicine believes that oral ulcers will heal on their own within 7 to 10 days. The problem is that the condition of many patients tends to be repeated, with ups and downs, which affects diet and daily life, disturbs the pati...

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Problems solved by technology

In short, the etiology and pathogenesis of oral ulcers are very complicated, so its diagnosis can only be based on symptomology, and there is also a lack of uniform diagnostic criteria.

Although modern medical drug therapy has a certain curative effect, there are still problems such as large side effects and narrow scope of application.