Traditional Chinese medicine extract for treating postoperative intestinal adhesion

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine extract for treating postoperative intestinal adhesion The traditional Chinese medicine extract comprises the following components in parts by weight: 30-60 of patrinia, 30-60 of dandelion, 30-60 of selfheal, 30-60 of seaweeds, 15-25 of rhubarb carbon, 15-25 of coix seeds, 15-25 of fried pomeron, 15-25 of magnolia obavata, 15-25 of gleditschia xylocarpa, 10-25 of peach kernels, 10-25 of Chinese angelica, 10-25 of elecampane, 10-25 of root of common peony, 10-25 of lithospermum, 10-25 of the root of red-rooted salvia, 10-15 of immature bitter orange, 10-15 of pseudo-ginseng, 10-15 of Mangnolia officinalis and 10-15 of raw Astragalus mongholicus. The traditional Chinese medicine extract can be decocted into decoction by using water and taken orally. According to the invention, the traditional Chinese medicine extract disclosed by the invention has the functions of purging internal organs, draining turbidity, promoting the circulation of qi and expelling stagnation; all drugs are combined; therefore, the traditional Chinese medicine extract is accurate in curative effect, more steady, free from toxic and side effects, short in treatment course and difficult to recur; aiming at various postoperative intestinal adhesion symptoms, such as stomachache, abdominal distension, non-smooth exhaust, belching, vomit and constipation, the curative effective rate is up to 100%; furthermore, the traditional Chinese medicine extract is low in raw material cost, good in curative effect and free from any toxic and side effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine formulas, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicinal extract for treating postoperative intestinal adhesions. Background technique [0002] Intestinal adhesion is a common and frequently-occurring disease. From the perspective of etiology, in addition to congenital factors, there are also causes of injury and inflammation. Patients with postoperative intestinal adhesions occurred after surgery, especially appendicitis or pelvic surgery had the most chances of concurrent intestinal adhesions. The severity of postoperative intestinal adhesions is related to the sensitivity of each individual to the injury response of the peritoneum or intestinal serosa. [0003] Symptoms in patients with postoperative intestinal adhesions may vary depending on the degree and location of the adhesions. Mild cases may have no symptoms, or occasionally mild abdominal pain and bloating after eating; s...

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Problems solved by technology

It brings great pain to the patient; most of the commonly used traditional Chinese medicines for the treatment of intestinal adhesions and adhesive intestinal obstruction use simple traditional Chinese medicines for promoting blood circulation and removing stasis, regulating qi and relieving pain, and some even use laxatives for a long time, which is not only difficult to achieve the desired therapeutic effect , will also destroy the normal function of the intestinal tract and drug resistance, or even invalid