Preparation method of traditional Chinese medicine for treating rhizoma-zingiberis-overeating acute bronchitis

Abstract

The invention relates to a preparation method of a traditional Chinese medicine for treating rhizoma-zingiberis-overeating acute bronchitis and belongs to the technical field of preparation methods of traditional Chinese medicines. Antibiotics and sulfonamides are generally used for treating the rhizoma-zingiberis-overeating acute bronchitis at present, but the defects of the antibiotics and the sulfonamides are that toxic or side effects are great. The preparation method adopts the technical scheme that the preparation method comprises the steps that Japanese white birch bark, dayflower, blackberry lily, bistort rhizome, coptis chinensis, broomjutre sida herb, iron holly bark, sawtooth oak bark, lophatherum gracile, creeping oxalis, radix thalictri simplicis, red-spotted stonecrop, phymatopsis hastata, small-leaved desmodium, daghestan sweet clover herb, jeffersonia dubia, Chinese olive, justicia procumbens, potentilla discolor, dysosma versipellis, wikstroemia indica, barberry, garden erphorbia herb, evergreen root, soapberry, cotton rose, herba orostachyos, cuckoo-bud, phoenix-tail fern, water pepper, nightshade, radix ampelopsis, solanum vine, cortex phellodendri chinensis, liquorice and the like are taken, soaked in water, and decocted by a soft fire; slag is removed by filtering; and the decocted liquid medicine is the traditional Chinese medicine for treating the rhizoma-zingiberis-overeating acute bronchitis. The preparation method has the advantages that the prepared traditional Chinese medicine is small in toxic or side effect, short in treatment course and high in cure rate.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of preparation methods of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a preparation method of traditional Chinese medicines for treating acute bronchitis caused by overeating dried ginger. [0002] Background technique [0003] At present, the treatment of acute bronchitis of overeating dried ginger generally adopts: [0004] 1. Ampicillin: Gastrointestinal discomfort often occurs when taken in large quantities. Local pain after intramuscular injection. Allergic reactions can be caused by oral administration or injection, and skin rashes are the most common. A skin test must be done before taking the medicine. [0005] 2. Cefoperazone: Intramuscular injection may cause local pain; occasionally rash, drug fever and other allergic reactions; individual patients may experience pancytopenia, transient transaminase elevation, prolonged prothrombin time or bleeding. [0006] 3. Aztreonam: Occasional abnor...

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