Traditional Chinese medicine for treatment of uremia

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treatment of uremia. The medicine comprises following ingredients, by weight: 25 to 50 portions of lobelia chinensis, 25 to 50 portions of Japanese raspberry root, 25 to 50 portions of plantain herb, 25 to 50 portions of lygodium japonicum, 25 to 50 portions of waxgourd peel, 20 to 30 portions of rush, 20 to 30 portions of radix salviae miltiorrhizae, 20 to 30 portions of radix codonopsis, 20 to 30 portions of morinda officinalis, 15 to 20 portions of scouring rush, 15 to 20 portions of radix isatidis and 10 portions of dandelion. The medicine is immersed into water or rice-rinsing water for decoction. The medicine, which is produced by improvement of a secret prescription handed down from ancestors, comprise a plurality of ingredients, and is used for oral taking. The medicine possesses advantages of activating kidney and detoxifying, decomposing and reducing creatinine and urea nitrogen of patient, and enabling toxin to be eliminated through urinating. The medicine can be used to clear away heat and toxic materials, replenish qi and enrich the blood, expel pathogen and strengthen body resistance, improve microcirculation, and improve immunity. The medicine possesses characteristics that: curative effect is exact, no toxic or side effect exists, and cost is low.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating uremia. Background technique [0002] Uremia refers to the poisoning phenomenon caused by renal failure, which makes the products of protein digestion, urea and other body wastes unable to be excreted and remain in the body. Uremia is not an independent disease, but a clinical syndrome shared by various advanced kidney diseases, which is a syndrome composed of a series of clinical manifestations when chronic renal failure enters the terminal stage. The incidence of uremia in our country is relatively high, and there are about 100 new uremia patients per million population every year, most of whom are young and middle-aged patients, which seriously affects people's health and life safety. [0003] The common methods to treat uremia are dialysis and kidney replacement. However, the systemic organ damage of patients with uremia is obvious, ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The common methods to treat uremia are dialysis and kidney replacement, but the damage to the organs of the whole body of patients with uremia is obvious, and some of them are irreversible hazards, and the complications after dialysis will increase and become more serious

Kidney replacement therapy not only has limited kidney resources, but also has high surgical costs. For ordinary families, the financial burden is too heavy