Jingtongning recipe and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a medicament, in particular to a Jingtongning recipe for treating algomenorrhea, which comprises the following raw materials: 220-290 parts of Chinese angelica, 190-220 parts of common peony root, 180-200 parts of rhizoma rehmanniae, 75-90 parts of vinegar-processed rhizoma cyperi, 100-120 parts of radix curcumae, 120-140 parts of vinegar-processed corydalis tuber, 45-60 parts of prepared fructus evodiae and 300-380 parts of fried wild jujube seed. The Jingtongning recipe is mainly used for treating primary dysmenorrhea, and has an accurate treatment effect for premenstrual hypogastrium spastic pains including symptoms such as headache fatigue, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, pain in waist and lower extremities and the like. The Jingtongning recipe is a pure Chinese medicine preparation, is innocuous and unpoisonous, has no adverse effects, and achieves dual effects of treating both principal and secondary aspects of diseases through a conditioning function of a pure Chinese patent drug.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating primary dysmenorrhea and a preparation method thereof. Background technique: [0002] Primary dysmenorrhea refers to functional dysmenorrhea, which refers to menstrual pain, often spasmodic, concentrated in the lower abdomen. Other symptoms include headache, fatigue, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, and low back and leg pain. Primary dysmenorrhea is a very common disease in young women. Dysmenorrhea rarely occurs in the first few months of menarche, and then the incidence increases rapidly, reaching the peak (about 82%) at the age of 16 to 18, and after the age of 30 to 35. Gradually decreased and remained at 20% at the age of 50. [0003] There are currently several methods of treatment for primary dysmenorrhea: [0004] 1. General treatment: carry out necessary explanation work: help patients dispel worries and build confidence. [0...

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Problems solved by technology

Oral contraceptives are suitable for dysmenorrhea patients who need contraceptive measures. They mainly treat dysmenorrhea by inhibiting ovulation, reducing the content of prostaglandins in menstrual blood, vasopressin and oxytocin levels, and inhibiting uterine activity. It is not suitable for patients in the age group (16-18 years old), and the side effects of contraceptives are very large. Long-term use will cause side effects such as early pregnancy symptoms, pigmentation, abnormal leucorrhea, etc. In severe cases, it will cause menstrual disorders in patients

Prostaglandin synthase inhibitors have a low effective rate of about 60% in treating dysmenorrhea, but these drugs have strong side effects on the digestive tract and central nervous system

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