Preparation method of umbilicus dressing agent for treating post-operation prostate stress urinary incontinence

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of an umbilicus dressing agent for treating post-operation prostate stress urinary incontinence, which aims at solving the problem of treating post-operation prostate stress urinary incontinence. The preparation method is characterized by comprising the steps of: (1) carrying out decompression distillation on cortex erythrinae, fructus aurantii immaturus and radix ephedrae crude powder to extract volatile oil; (2) carrying out decompression decoction on tetrapanaxpapyrifer to obtain filtrate; (3) decocting smallflower bracketplant herb, rhizome of Japanese Galangal, largeflower jasmine flower, coking malt, scorch-fried medicated leaven, kamuning, peach gum, irkutsk anemone rhizome and decoction dregs obtained from the step (1) with water to obtain filtrate for later use; (4) combining the filtrates of the steps (2) and (3), carrying out concentration at reduced pressure to dry extract, and grinding to obtain dry extract powder; and (5) spraying the volatile oil obtained from the step (1) into the dry extract powder obtained from the step (4), evenly mixing, sieving through a 100-mesh sieve, and subpackaging. Proved by clinical experiments, the drug for treating post-operation prostate stress urinary incontinence has the characteristics of good curative effect and higher safety, thus being worth 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 preparation method of an umbilicus application agent for treating postoperative stress urinary incontinence. Background technique [0002] Urinary incontinence is a frequent complication in men after prostate surgery and in patients with urinary tract trauma. Such patients have difficulty urinating due to narrowing of the urethra during urination, and involuntary outflow of urine from the bladder due to the incomplete closure of the urethra during urine storage. This situation occurs regardless of time and place, and thus often makes patients miserable. According to statistics, the probability of urinary incontinence after surgery in patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia is 0.5% to 2.6%, and the probability of urinary incontinence in patients with prostate cancer after surgery is 15% to 30%. Currently, there are few and ineffective treatments for the disease....

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Problems solved by technology

The urethral mucosa shrinks and the folds decrease, so that the urethra loses its elasticity and cannot provide suitable closing pressure to form urinary incontinence