Chinese medicinal composition for specifically treating swelling of hands and feet of hemiplegic patients

Abstract

The aim of the invention is to provide a Chinese medicinal composition for specifically treating swelling of hands and feet of hemiplegic patients with good curative effect and no side effect. The Chinese medicinal composition is characterized by comprising the following raw materials: sesame oil including garden balsam stem, pangolin, Chinese polyphaga, common club moss herb, nux vomica, suberect spatholobus stem, multiflora rose root, rhizoma et radix notopterygii, rice bean, solamum melongena, rhizoma cimicifugae, Indian stringbush root, gecko, toad skin, prunella vulgaris, camphor root, native copper, Striate Loosestrife, radix notoginseng, hot pepper, blister beetle, cortex acanthopanacis, saffron, herba epimedii, snow lotus and hiraute shiny bugleweed herb. The Chinese medicinal composition relaxes the muscles and stimulates the blood circulation, has a remarkable efficacy of detumescence, plays a key role in restoring the function of hemiplegic limbs, has readily available raw materials and is low in cost, and is worthy of promotion and implementation.

Description

[0001] technical field

[0002] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine composition specially used for treating swollen hands and feet of hemiplegic patients. Background technique

[0003] Hemiplegic patients have symptoms of swollen hands and feet during the recovery process, and there are not many methods that Western medicine can use.

[0004] Current method:

[0005] method one

[0006] Ice water therapy Alternately put the affected hand in water with ice cubes and water at room temperature to promote blood circulation;

[0007] Method Two

[0008] Massage Massage is a must-do homework for hemiplegic patients every day, both upper and lower limbs. Massage can also help if the hands and feet are swollen.

[0009] method three

[0010] Finger wrapping method Use cotton thread or fine wool to wrap upward from the fingertip of the affected finger to the end, then loosen it quickly, and then ...