Traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating primary dysmenorrheal caused by cold coagulation and blood stasis

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating primary dysmenorrheal caused by cold coagulation and blood stasis. According to the traditional Chinese medicine, cold is one of the most common pathogenesis of dysmenorrheal, and stasis is the main pathogenesis of dysmenorrheal. The disease location of dysmenorrheal is in uterus and chongren, and the treatment principle mainly comprises regulating qi and blood of chongren. The traditional Chinese medicine composition disclosed by the invention is prepared into decoction by a drug manufacturing room of our hospital by using traditional Chinese medicines such as abies fruit, seed of ajwain, shearer phoebe bark or branchlet, south elecampane, filamental flowering crab, parker raspberry root, wild banks rose root-bark, featherleaf rodgersflower, the root of campylotropis and wolf-tail lysimachia. Clinical tests prove that the total effective rate is as high as 97.8% and no toxic and side effects are caused.

Description

[0001] technical field

[0002] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating primary dysmenorrhea of ​​cold coagulation and blood stasis syndrome. Background technique

[0003] Primary dysmenorrhea is a common disease among adolescent women with a high clinical incidence rate, which has a great impact on patients' study, work and life. In terms of treatment, traditional Chinese medicine has obvious advantages over western medicine. Western medicine mostly uses antispasmodic analgesics and hormone preparations. Although it can temporarily relieve pain, the long-term effect is not ideal, and there is dependence, and long-term use has certain side effects. Traditional Chinese medicine has a variety of methods for treating primary dysmenorrhea, with remarkable effects, and plays an important role in the treatment of primary dysmenorrhea. Oral Chinese medicines include decoctions and...