Traditional Chinese medicine for treating asthma

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of medicinal formulae, and in particular relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating asthma. The traditional Chinese medicine is characterized by consisting of the following components in percentage by weight: 10-14 percent of unibract fritillary bulb, 8-12 percent of pyrrosia leaf, 6-10 percent of white mustard seed, 2-6 percent of epimedium herb, 5-7 percent of arisaema cum bile, 2-6 percent of couch grass root, 2-6 percent of tylophora florlbunda, 5-7 percent of globeamaranth flower, 6-10 percent of Japanese thistle herb or root, 5-7 percent of officinal magnolia bark, 2-6 percent of saxifraga stolonifera, 6-10 percent of gorgon euryale seed, 2-5 percent of diverse wormwood herb, 2-6 percent of medicine terminalia fruit, 2-6 percent of fragrant solomonseal rhizome and 6-10 percent of coix seed. The traditional Chinese medicine is obtained by soaking 16 bulk pharmaceuticals into water, decocting, removing residues and collecting filtered juice. The traditional Chinese medicine has the beneficial effects of low cost and freeness from toxic and side effects, and can be effectively treating endogenous and exogenous bronchial asthma.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a Chinese patent medicine preparation, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating asthma. Background technique [0002] As we all know, bronchial asthma mainly includes three types, 1. Allergic factors (exogenous asthma): patients with allergic constitution can cause the disease when inhaling allergic antigen particles or infection. Allergens are mainly inhalation of pollen, house dust, mites, animal dander, industrial dust, and fungal spores; eating fish, crab, shrimp, or exposure to industrial dyes can also cause allergies. Immunological studies have shown that inhaled allergic antigens can produce a large amount of specific antibody IgE (immunoglobulin E), which attaches to mast cells and blood basophils in the bronchial mucosa. If the patient is exposed to the same antigen again, the antigen will bind to the IgE attached to the surface of mast cells, an allergic reaction will occur, and a variety of biolo...

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However, the mechanism by which infection triggers or forms asthma is still unclear.

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