Pharmaceutical composition for treating cerebral hemorrhage

Abstract

The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating cerebral hemorrhage, which belongs to the technical field of medicine and consists of dried bitter gourd, loofah, Alisma, Polygonum cuspidatum, Astragalus, Imperatae, Ginkgo biloba, Zhuru, Cassia chinensis, Tianzhu Huang, Tribulus terrestris, Licorice and other traditional Chinese medicine raw materials are prepared, and all prescriptions can be used in conjunction with each other to invigorate qi and essence, replenish qi and activate blood, refresh the brain, calm liver yang, clear heat and eliminate phlegm, clear liver and wind, reduce intracranial pressure, and shrink the brain. The effect of internal hematoma, so as to achieve the effect of effective treatment of cerebral hemorrhage.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a pharmaceutical composition for treating cerebral hemorrhage, which belongs to the technical field of medicine. Background technique [0002] Cerebral hemorrhage, also known as cerebral hemorrhage, is an acute disease caused by non-traumatic rupture of cerebral arteries and blood entering the brain parenchyma. It is relatively common in acute cerebrovascular diseases. The main clinical manifestations of this disease are sudden disturbance of consciousness and limb paralysis. Usually, hypertensive patients around 50 years old suffer the most, and men are more than women. [0003] The most common cause is hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage. In consideration of other causes, high blood pressure must be effectively controlled in order to effectively avoid the occurrence of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage. On the basis of the long-term effect of hypertension, any factor that can induce a short-term increase in blood pressure can le...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] For the treatment of cerebral hemorrhage, there are conventional drug therapy and surgical treatment. The effect of drug therapy is limited, and it is easy to bring side effects such as drug dependence and liver damage to patients.

However, surgical treatment is risky and expensive, and it is easy to relapse after operation, so it is not easy to choose

[0005] At present, it is believed that most patients do not need surgery when they are unconscious; if there is obvious disturbance of consciousness and brain herniation is not clear, surgical treatment is obviously better than internal medicine; surgical craniotomy has the problems of high medical expenses, serious sequelae, and high mortality. Although most of the patients saved their lives, about 90% of the patients suffered from different degrees of cranial nerve damage, causing them to be unable to take care of themselves or become vegetative