Medicine for treatment of menopause vertigo

Abstract

The invention discloses medicine for treatment of menopause vertigo, which aims to solve the problem of treatment of menopause vertigo, and is characterized by being prepared by processing various Chinese medicines. The material formula comprises the following raw materials in proportion by weight: 10-20 parts of loofah sponge, 8-15 parts of edible tulip, 8-15 parts of glabrous sarcandra herb, 6-10 parts of windpipe trachea, 6-10 parts of pawpaw, 8-15 parts of inula helenium, 6-10 parts of herb of rose glorybind, 3-6 parts of cassia twig and 3-6 parts of chalcanthite. The clinical experiment proves that the medicine has the characteristics of good curative effect and higher safety for treatment of menopause vertigo, and is worthy of clinical application and popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a medicine for treating menopausal vertigo. Background technique [0002] Vertigo is the human body's orientation or balance sensory disturbance to spatial relationships, and it is an illusion of self or external movement that does not actually exist. There are many diseases that cause vertigo. In addition to otolaryngology diseases, it also involves diseases in internal medicine, neurology and orthopedics. In general, vertigo is divided into two categories: ①True vertigo, that is, peripheral and vestibular peripheral vertigo, which is characterized by paroxysmal foreign objects or their own rotation, dumping, and falling. The symptoms are severe and often accompanied by obvious nausea , vomiting and other autonomic symptoms, the duration is short, tens of seconds to several hours, rarely more than a few days or weeks; Sensation, shaking from side to side or back an...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional Chinese medicine mostly adopts medicines that calm the liver, subdue yang or invigorate the kidney and replenish essence, but the above treatment options have the following defects in the treatment of menopausal vertigo: ①The pathogenesis of menopausal vertigo and vertigo is different, and menopausal vertigo is related to vascular dysfunction of cerebral circulation. Spasm, caused by cerebral ischemia, sometimes related to excessive vasodilation and sudden increase in cerebral perfusion; ②Suppressing the liver and subduing yang drugs, such as antelope horn, hawksbill, Uncaria, Shijuming, and Xifeng Zhispasmodic drugs, For example, gastrodia elata, white silkworm, and scorpion, when used for menopausal vertigo syndrome, it is easy to overcorrect and cause cerebral blood perfusion disorder; ③menopausal vertigo is related to the dysfunction of the automatic regulation of cerebral circulation, which is not paid attention to by Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine.