Traditional Chinese medicine for acupoint application to treat child anorexia and preparation method and application method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for acupoint application to treat child anorexia. The traditional Chinese medicine comprises the following components in parts by weight: 3 parts of roasted white atractylodes rhizome, 2 parts of fructus amomi, 2 parts of amomum cardamomum, 1 part of scorched hawthorn fruit, 1 part of roasted malt and 1 part of raw gizzard lining. The principle that 'Spleen tonifying lies in movement rather than supplement' is taken as a guiding principle in treatment of the disease. The traditional Chinese medicine can be used for strengthening the spleen and harmonizing the stomach as main functions and cannot tonify too much or simply cure indigestion. The roasted roasted white atractylodes rhizome has the effects of tonifying qi and tonifying the spleen as a monarch drug; the fructus amomi and the amomum cardamomum are sweet, have the effects of refreshing the mind, warming the middle warmer and promoting circulation of qi as ministerial drugs, and help the roasted white atractylodes rhizome tonify the spleen, so that the spleen can be transformed; the scorched hawthorn fruit, the roasted malt and the raw gizzard lining have the effects of helping digestion and invigorating the stomach as adjuvant drugs, and can help the roasted white atractylodes rhizome transform water and grain. The overall formula has the effects of tonifying the spleen, warming the middle warmer and promoting circulation of qi, helping digestion and invigorating the stomach in common. Thus, the traditional Chinese medicine has the effects of strengthening the temperament, enhancing the appetite and enhancing the orexia, is flavorous in taste, and is the source of qi and blood.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for external use, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating infantile anorexia which is pasted on Pishu (both sides), Weishu (both sides) and Shenque acupoints. Background technique [0002] Anorexia (disorders of digestive function) is also known as digestive dysfunction, and its clinical manifestations are mainly characterized by loss of appetite or even refusal to eat for a long period of time. Occurs in children aged 1 to 6, especially in urban children, and the incidence rate is higher in only children. There is no obvious seasonality in the onset, but the summer heat and humidity are in season, which can aggravate the symptoms. Clinically, parents often complain that their children have a poor appetite. Is it possible that they are suffering from "anorexia"? In fact, "anorexia" is not diagnosed based on "loss of appetite". The so-called anorexia must first rule out wheth...

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Problems solved by technology

The navel is the thinnest part of the abdominal wall, there is no subcutaneous fat, and the blood vessels are very rich, so this medicine can play a therapeutic role when pasted on the navel, while other acupoints on the body that can treat anorexia in children have thicker skin, if this medicine is pasted At other acupoints, the curative effect will be poor