Chinese herbal medicine for treating pertussis

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese herbal medicine for treating pertussis, which is prepared from 10-20 parts of balloonflower, 10-20 parts of stemona, 10-20 parts of swallowwort rhizome, 10-20 parts of red tangerine peel, 7-14 parts of aster, 7-14 parts of Lonicera japonica, 7-14 parts of thunberg fritillary bulb, 7-14 parts of skullcap, 7-14 parts of almond, 7-14 parts of radix adenophorae, 7-14 parts of peucedanum root and 15-25 parts of radix isatidis. The Chinese herbal medicine is prepared by the following steps: adding 1200 parts of water into pottery, boiling, decocting with mild fire for 20-30 minutes, and filtering to collect the supernatant; and adding water and decocting according to the previous procedure three times, bottling the 3 supernates, uniformly mixing and sterilizing at high temperature for later use. The balloonflower is used as the monarch material; the stemona and swallowwort rhizome are used as the minister materials; the red tangerine peel, aster, Lonicera japonica and thunberg fritillary bulb are used as the assistant materials; and the skullcap, almond, radix adenophorae, peucedanum root and radix isatidis are used as the guide materials. The Chinese herbal medicine for treating pertussis is convenient to manufacture and use, has the advantages of high safety, no side effect and low treatment cost, and is an ideal medicine for treating pertussis.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a plant-derived mixed product, and more specifically to a Chinese herbal medicine composition for treating whooping cough. Background technique [0002] Pertussis is one of the infectious diseases in children in late winter and early spring. Its clinical characteristics are: paroxysmal, spastic cough, and coughing accompanied by chicken-like breathing and roaring. The motherland medicine believes that it is called "sudden cough" because of coughing, accompanied by roar echo, also known as "husband's asthma," and also known as "epidemic cough" because of its infectiousness. The etiology is due to the exogenous evil and phlegm congestion, blocking the airway, and the lungs are purged, causing the lung qi to suffer from upside-down. [0003] At present, the country has adopted a prevention-oriented approach. Through related vaccination, few cases have occurred, but they have occasionally occurred in remote mountainous areas due to the l...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, the country has adopted a policy of focusing on prevention, and through relevant vaccinations, few cases have occurred, but occasionally occur in remote mountainous areas due to the low penetration rate of planned immunization.