Medicine for raising body temperature

Abstract

A medicine for raising body temperature is invented and is characterized by comprising the following mixed medicines according to the following weight ratio: by weight, 1.4-4.2 parts of cherokee rose-hip powder, 0.8-2.4 parts of oyster granules, 0.3-1 part of Chinese cassia tree powder and 0.5-2 parts of calcium gluconate powder. The medicine provided by the invention has reasonable compatibility of medicines, is convenient to take, and has effects of sterilizing, diminishing inflammation, astringing gland, minimizing secretion, raising concentration of calcium ion and raising temperature. The medicine provided by the invention is used to treat patients with various cold syndromes and with body axillary temperature of being below 36.9 DEG C. Used along with another invention of a dehydrated detumescence external application medicinal plaster for external application of focus, the medicine provided by the invention has a good curative effect of treating patients with cough, stomachache, rheumatoid joint pain, cervical and lumbar vertebra, slipped disc, hypertension, tumor and the like and with the body axillary temperature of being below 36.9 DEG C. After the medicine is used to treat more than 20 patients with fever, focus of more than 80% of the patients completely disappears.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, and relates to a medicine for regulating and raising the temperature of a human body. Background technique

[0002] The balance state of the body and the metabolism of the body cells require that the body fluid as the internal environment must be relatively stable, and the main components of the body fluid are water and electrolytes. During the whole life process of a person, water and electrolytes are excreted and ingested at all times, so the body fluids are constantly changing, and only due to the regulation of nerves and endocrine can the balance be maintained. If the intake of water and electrolytes is insufficient or the loss is too much, If the body's limited compensatory ability is exceeded, the volume, distribution, concentration or composition of body fluids will change, which will inevitably lead to metabolic disorders. In severe cases, it will affect ...