Chinese medicinal enema for treating cervical cancer chronic radiation proctitis

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicinal enema for treating cervical cancer chronic radiation proctitis. The Chinese medicine thinks that radioactive ray is evil of toxic heat, the heat evil is stagnated in the rectums, the invaginated large intestine fights with qi and blood, the qi movement is disordered, the intestinal collaterals are injured and the conduction is abnormal, so that the symptoms of hemafecia and difficult defecation occur. Therefore, the Chinese medicinal enema is prepared by selecting Chinese medicaments with the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, astringing to stop bleeding, anti-swelling and promoting granulation, tonifying qi and spleen as the raw materials, such as potentilla chinensis, radix tinosporae, archangiopteris, tortuous knotweed root, white pomegranate petal, limonitum, ferrugineous ask bark, natsu gumi, puberulous glochidion branchlet and leaf, calathodes, silverweed cinquefoil root, honeysuckle root, bighead atractylodes rhizome and gorgon fruit; and the Chinese medicaments are prepared into the enema in a drug preparing laboratory of our hospital. By clinical experiments, the total effective rate reaches 97.8%, adverse response is avoided, and the cervical cancer chronic radiation proctitis does not recur after following up for half a year.

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Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine enema for treating chronic radiation proctitis of cervical cancer. Background technique

[0002] Radiation proctitis is one of the acute and long-term complications after chronic radiotherapy for cervical cancer. In radiotherapy for cervical cancer, with the increase of radiation dose, radiation can directly damage intestinal mucosal cells and cause radiation proctitis. Radiation proctitis symptoms occur in different lengths, and 80% occur 6 months to 2 years after radiotherapy. Clinical symptoms vary from severity to severity. Patients often present with increased stool frequency, blood in the stool, tenesmus, and anal pain. Proctoscopy lesions are mostly located in the anterior wall of the rectum with congestion, edema or ulcer formation; severe cases can cause secondary anemia, significantly reduce the quality of life, high mental pressur...