External medicated liquor for treating rheumatic arthralgia

Abstract

The invention discloses an external medicated liquor for treating rheumatic arthralgia, which is prepared by soaking five Chinese herbal medicines, namely cortex daphnes, asarum, aconite, cassia twig and mulberry twig in a white spirit. The medicated liquor is suitable for radically treating pain symptoms, such as hyperostosis, herniated disc, cervical spondylosis, and wind, cold and damp type arthritis. Besides, the medicated liquor also has the efficacy of alleviating or radically treating clinic symptoms or diseases, such as bone, joint and soft tissue traumatic injuries, contusions, fractures, stiff neck, muscle pain, muscle strain and waist and leg pain. The herb medicated liquor can permeate focuses through the acupoints and the skin of human bodies, warm the spleen, strengthen the kidneys, effectively eliminate pathogenic toxins in tendons, bones, tissues and organs including the liver, the kidneys, the spleen and the stomach, effectively improve microcirculation disturbance and promote the restoration of the tendons, the bones, the tissues. The medicated liquor adopts a precise and appropriate medicine combination formula and has the advantages of fast effect, short course of treatment, high recovery rate, simplicity in preparation, convenience for applying, low treatment fees and the like.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of Chinese herbal medicines, in particular to an external medicinal wine for treating rheumatic joint pain. Background technique

[0002] Rheumatic joint pain is a general term for joint pain diseases caused by musculoskeletal diseases such as rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, frozen shoulder, and hyperosteogeny. Along with the change of people's life structure, the reduction of limb activity and the increasingly prominent phenomenon of insanity, rheumatic joint pain has become one of the most common diseases. This disease belongs to the category of bone arthralgia in traditional Chinese medicine. The pathogenesis has two internal and external causes. The internal causes mainly include insufficient endowment, insufficient defense qi, or overwork, damage to righteousness, that is, the decline of autoimmune function in modern medicine. External causes mainly include wind, cold, dampness, heat and other exogen...