A traditional Chinese medicine composition for oral treatment of canine corneal ulcer

Abstract

The invention provides a traditional Chinese medicine composition for oral medication of canine corneal ulcer, which consists of the following components according to parts by weight: 5-500 parts of gentian, 5-500 parts of radix scutellariae, 5-500 parts of Chinese goldthread, 5-500 parts of Gardenia, 5-300 parts of Plantago, 5-250 parts of radix bupleuri, and 5-250 parts of liquorice. According to the technical scheme provided by the invention, the phenomena of photophobia and serous eye secretion increase of dogs can be obviously improved, and the phenomena of eyelid swelling, congestion rubeosis and pain of sick dogs are eliminated; and eye secretions gradually become clear from serosity, the inflammation around eyelids is alleviated, ocular hair is gradually grown, the vision obviously recovers, and the canine corneal ulcer is efficiently cured.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating canine corneal ulcer. Background technique [0002] Keratitis is a common eye disease in dogs. The disease occurs mostly in spring and autumn, when the air is humid and mosquitoes breed more. In winter, the climate is dry and there is a lot of dust in the air. [0003] Since the cornea is located in front of the eyeball, it is a layer of transparent film at the front of the eyeball. Its surface is smooth and transparent without blood vessels. It is an important part of the refractive medium, which has the functions of refracting and protecting the contents of the eye; the cornea directly contacts with the outside world , vulnerable to trauma and infection; there is no vascular tissue on the cornea, the nutrient supply is limited, the metabolism is slow, and the inflammatory response caused by infection ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] The clinical occurrence of this disease is relatively common, the symptoms are intuitive, and the diagnosis is relatively convenient. In some cases, it is usually treated with anti-inflammatory drugs and acupuncture. This type of treatment generally takes a long course of treatment, often takes a slow onset, and the effect is not good, and it may even cause blindness in dogs.