A health tea capable of alleviating complications of radiotherapy

Abstract

The invention discloses health-care tea for relieving radiotherapeutic complications, aims at reducing the occurrence rate of radiotherapeutic complications and belongs to the field of health-care foods. The health-care tea is characterized by being prepared in the following steps: (1) respectively distilling lycopodium, rhizoma kaempferiae, pawpaw, rhizoma phragmitis and magnolia amoena coarse powder with vapor to extract volatile oil, collecting and mixing the volatile oils for later use, and taking the medicinal residues for later use; (2) crushing tea, screening through a 60-mesh screen, and powdering for later use; (3) performing water extraction and alcohol precipitation on cynachum uilfordii hemsl, Yunnan bulbophyllum herb, Chinese usnea, asterina pectinifera, sargassumthunbergii o.kuntze, fistular onion stalk and the medicinal residues in the step (1); (4) concentrating and cooling the supernate obtained in the step (3), adding the mixed volatile oil in the step (1), and uniformly mixing to obtain a primary material; (5) drying and crushing the primary material obtained in the step (4), screening through a 100-mesh screen, adding the fine powder obtained in the step (2), sterilizing and subpacking into tea bags. The health-care tea for relieving radiotherapeutic complications has the characteristics of good effect and high safety, and is worthy of application and popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of health food, in particular to a health tea capable of relieving complications of radiotherapy. Background technique [0002] Tumor radiation therapy (radiotherapy) is a treatment of malignant tumors by using radiation such as α, β, γ rays produced by radioactive isotopes and x-rays, electron beams, proton beams and other particle beams produced by various x-ray therapy machines or accelerators. method. Due to the low-resolution killing of the body cells by radiation, the incidence of complications is high. Complications of radiotherapy include systemic reactions and local reactions. The so-called systemic reactions include bone marrow suppression, digestive tract and mucosal reactions; the so-called local reactions include skin damage in the radiation field and other damage in the radiation field (such as oral cavity, nasopharynx, etc. after radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma). mucous membrane reaction). ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, since "radiation damage" and "cancerous lesions" are completely different things, and in some cases, an excessively high immune state can cause an overactive immune response, which is accompanied by local exudation.