Bellyband for treating infantile diarrhea

Abstract

The invention provides a bellyband for treating infantile diarrhea. The bellyband comprises the following traditional Chinese medicines in parts by weight according to a preferable ratio: 40g of pomegranate bark, 110g of rhizoma atractylodis, 85g of mangnolia officinalis, 55g of dried tangerine or orange peel, 60g of honey-fried licorice root and 40g of cinnamon. The preparation method comprises the following steps: manually rubbing the traditional Chinese medicines, stirring the medicines into powder, packing the powder by using cotton yarn, and filling the packed powder into a bellyband, wherein the traditional Chinese medicine cotton yarn is removed or replaced when the bellyband is cleaned each time. The traditional Chinese medicine bellyband has the advantages of reasonable components, fast effectiveness, good curative effect, stable medical effect, convenience in infantile use, no toxic or side effect and low recurrence rate.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine fabrics, in particular to an apron for treating diarrhea in infants and young children. Background technique [0002] Infant diarrhea, also known as infant dyspepsia, is a syndrome of acute gastrointestinal dysfunction in infants and young children, mainly based on diarrhea and vomiting. The incidence rate is highest in summer and autumn. The disease is properly treated and the effect is good, but if it is not treated in time and severe water and electrolyte disorders occur, it may endanger the life of the child. Ordinary drug treatment will produce drug resistance, and pathogenic E. coli or fungi will pour into it and cause diarrhea. The effect is poor, and because the sick children have diarrhea, which reduces the body's regulatory function, serious complications will occur if the treatment is delayed, such as acute renal failure or severe secondary infection. Contents of...

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Problems solved by technology

The disease is properly treated and the effect is good, but if it is not treated in time and serious water and electrolyte disorders occur, it may endanger the life of the child. Ordinary drug treatment will produce drug resistance, and pathogenic Escherichia coli or fungi will pour into it and cause diarrhea. The effect is poor, and due to diarrhea in sick children, the body's regulatory function is reduced, and serious complications will occur if the treatment is delayed, such as acute renal failure or severe secondary infection