Externally-used plaster for treating infantile febrile convulsion

Abstract

The invention discloses an externally-used plaster for treating infantile febrile convulsion. The externally-used plaster is characterized in that bulk pharmaceutical chemicals of the formula weight are grinded into powder, then wine with the alcoholic strength lower than 40 degrees is slowly dropped into the medicine powder to stir the medicine into paste while the wine is dropped. The bulk raw materials comprises by weight proportion: 0.5-2 parts of amber, 2 parts of pearl, 1 part of bezoar, 1 part of rhinoceros horn, 1 part of stiff silkworm, 1 part of periostracum cicada, 1 part of bulbus fritilariae, 1 part of pericarpium citri reticulatae, 0.5-1 part of bryozoatum, 2 parts of fructus piperis alba, 0.5-2 parts of fructus evodiae or 0.5-2 parts of concretio silicea bambusae and / or 0.5-2 parts of arisaema cum bile, 2 parts of sticky rice, 0.5-2 parts of jasmine or 0.5-2 parts of rheum officinale and 0.5-2 parts of uncaria rhynchophylla or 0.5-2 parts of gastrodia elata. The externally-used plaster for treating infantile febrile convulsion is good in effect of preventing and treating infantile convulsion, free of side and toxic effects, wide in medicine source and moderate in cost, has the effect of wind dispelling, resuscitation inducing, dizziness relieving, convulsion relieving, tranquilizing and excitement allaying, phlegm cleansing and spasmolysis, and is suitable for children patients, and the cure rate is as high as 95%.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an external plaster, in particular to an external plaster for treating febrile convulsions in children. Background technique

[0002] Convulsions in children are symptoms of convulsions in children. Convulsions in children are divided into acute convulsions and slow convulsions. Acute convulsions are more common and occur within 24 hours after fever. Most of them are generalized tonic-clonic or clonic seizures. A few are tonic seizures or atonic seizures, and 15% are unilateral or localized seizures. Most of the episodes lasted for a short time, most of them had only one episode in a fever course, and occasionally more than two episodes, and 1 / 3 of the children had recurrent FC later. "Tongyi Baogam" said that "the most dangerous disease in children is not convulsions". The disease is often dangerous and changes rapidly, threatening the life of children. Convulsions in children are one of the pathways for the decline of menta...