Chinese medicinal composition for treating cattle forestomach atony

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicinal composition for treating cattle forestomach atony, which is prepared from the following raw materials in part by weight: 50 parts of astragalus, 50 parts of pilose asiabell root, 60 parts of ficus simplicissima lour, 60 parts of Philippine flemingia root, 20 parts of prepared common monkshood daughter root, 20 parts of blast-fried dried ginger, 20 partsof cassia bark, 20 parts of combined spicebush root, 20 parts of bitter orange, 15 parts of areca seed, 30 parts of avicennia pricklyash root, 30 parts of witchweed, 20 parts of thickleaf croton root, 80 parts of raw hawthorn fruit, 30 parts of round cardamom fruit, 50 parts of stir-fried radish seed, 30 parts of costustoot and 20 parts of honey-fried liquoric root. The composition is readily available in medicine source, low in price, obvious in effect and high in cure rate, cattle forestomach atony is quickly cured and is difficult to relapse after being cured, the effective rate of treating cattle forestomach atony is 100 percent, and the cure rate is 100 percent.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of pure traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating cattle suffering from spleen deficiency without grinding. Background technique [0002] Cows suffering from spleen deficiency do not grind. Modern veterinarians call it a slow stomach. Forestomach flaccidity is a disease characterized by decreased excitability and contractility of the forestomach and digestive dysfunction, and its incidence is very high, especially in house-fed cattle. Chinese veterinarians believe that cattle suffering from spleen deficiency are mostly caused by poor feeding management, long-term feeding of a large amount of rough and indigestible feed or moldy and deteriorated feed, or heavy labor, or rapid feeding and drinking without sufficient rest after heavy labor. Or heavy labor immediately after eating, uneven hunger and fullness, long-term feeding of soft feed, sudden cha...

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Problems solved by technology

For the treatment of this disease, Western veterinarians often use pilocarpine nitrate and sodium carbamide, which can only enhance the ability of gastric peristalsis and contraction. Although they are effective, they cannot be cured, and they are easy to relapse.

Traditional Chinese veterinarians often use Buzhong Yiqi Decoction "Spleen and Stomach Theory" or Jianpi Powder "Sushen Liangfang" for treatment, which also has the disadvantages of easy recurrence, slow cure, and low cure rate.

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