Chinese herbal preparation for treating recurrent oral ulceration

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese herbal preparation for treating recurrent oral ulceration. According to the traditional Chinese medicine, recurrent oral ulceration is caused by spleen deficiency, lack of stomach Yin, flaming of asthenia-fire and allaesthetic wind-fire pathogenic heat invading mouth. Therefore, Rubus alceaefolius Poir, Herb of Thymeleaf Speed welt, Caesalpinia minax Hance, souliea vaginata, cape jasmine fruit, Gypsum, spiral shell, rhizoma panasis japonici, lucid asparagus, Atractylis ovata and liquorice are chosen and decocted in water to obtain a decoction, and clinical tests show that the total effective rate reaches 97.3% and the curative effect is remarkably superior to the control group.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating recurrent oral ulcer. Background technique [0002] Recurrent oral ulcer, also known as "recurrent aphthous ulcer" or "recurrent aphthous ulcer" (abbreviated as ROU), is a common disease of the oral mucosa, and is a chronic inflammation characterized by recurrent painful ulcers of the oral mucosa; The most common ulcerative lesion in the disease, it manifests as repeated isolated, round or oval superficial ulcers in the oral mucosa, with obvious causalgia, ulceration, periodic and migratory recurrent regular attacks, generally women slightly More than men, its etiology is not yet clear, although there are many Western medicine treatment methods, but the curative effect is not satisfactory, and the recurrence rate is high, sometimes directly affecting people's daily life. Contents of the invention [0003] The ...

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[0002] Recurrent oral ulcer, also known as "recurrent aphthous ulcer" or "recurrent aphthous ulcer" (abbreviated as ROU), is a common disease of the oral mucosa, and is a chronic inflammation characterized by recurrent painful ulcers of the oral mucosa; The most common ulcerative lesion in the disease, it manifests as repeated isolated, round or oval superficial ulcers in the oral mucosa, with obvious causalgia, ulceration, periodic, and migratory recurrent regular attacks, generally women slightly More than men, the etiology is not yet clear, although there are many Western medicine treatment methods, but the curative effect is not satisfactory, and the recurrence rate is high, sometimes directly affecting people's daily life