Traditional Chinese medicine for treating pulmonary abscess and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating pulmonary abscess and a preparation method thereof, belonging to the field of traditional Chinese medicinal formulas. The traditional Chinese medicine comprises the following medicinal components in parts by weight: Herba Patriniae 15-30 parts, Viola yedoensis 20-25 parts, Herba Taraxaci (Taraxacum mongolicum and / or Taraxacum sinicum) 20-30 parts, and Houttuynia cordata 30-35 parts. The traditional Chinese medicinal preparation of the invention can treat acute or chronic pulmonary abscess, and has the advantages of low cost, easily-available raw materials, good therapeutic effect and no toxic or side effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating lung abscess and a preparation method thereof, belonging to the field of traditional Chinese medicine formulas. technical background [0002] Lung abscess is an abscess cavity formed by lung tissue necrosis caused by various reasons. The clinical features are high fever, cough, and coughing up a large amount of purulent and smelly sputum, accompanied by different degrees of hemoptysis. The clinical onset is more male than female, and can be divided into aspiration Lung abscess, secondary lung abscess, and hematogenous lung abscess, the former is often caused by aspiration, and the latter two are caused by other systemic infections. If acute lung abscess is not treated thoroughly, or bronchial drainage is not smooth, inflammation If it persists for more than 3 months, it is called chronic lung abscess. Although antibiotics are widely used at present, with the abuse of antibiotics, th...

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[0002]Pulmonary abscess is an abscess cavity formed by lung tissue necrosis caused by various reasons. The clinical incidence of hemoptysis is more male than female, and can be divided into aspiration lung abscess, secondary lung abscess, and hematogenous lung abscess. The former is often caused by aspiration, and the latter two are caused by other systemic infections. If the treatment of acute lung abscess is not complete, or the bronchial drainage is not smooth, and the inflammation persists for more than 3 months, it is called chronic lung abscess. Although antibiotics are widely used at present, with the abuse of antibiotics, the probability of human infection with drug-resistant bacteria is gradually increasing. Moreover, lung abscess requires more durable and regular anti-infection treatment, and the side effects of long-term application of antibiotics cannot be ignored.