Traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating malignant pleural effusion

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating the malignant pleural effusion. The malignant pleural effusion belongs to the scope of pleural effusions in fluid-retention syndromes in the traditional Chinese medicine. The pathogenesis mainly comprises asthenia in origin, asthenia in superficiality and intermingled deficiency and excess, wherein the asthenia in origin refers to lung, spleen and kidney qi deficiency, and the asthenia in superficiality refers to turbid phlegm, retained fluid, blood stasis and stagnation of the circulation of vital energy. Traditional Chinese medicines including jacobinia suberecta, veronicastrum herbs, potentilla parvifolia fisch, fringed iris herbs, wusuli dragonflyorchis rhizome, phaenosperma globosa, chorion ovi, field sowthistle herb, polygonatum verticillatum, paris polyphylla, solanum lyratum and Indian strawberry which have the effects of invigorating the spleen for eliminating dampness, purging the lung of pathogenic fire to facilitate water retention and relieving internal heat or fever to resist cancers are selected for preparing the traditional Chinese medicine composition, and the traditional Chinese medicine is decocted with water to form decoctions. Clinical tests in the hospital show that the total effective rate is 94.1%, and the treatment effect is remarkable.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating malignant pleural effusion. Background technique

[0002] Malignant pleural effusion, also known as malignant pleural effusion, is caused by the increase of serous fluid exudation in the pleural cavity caused by the primary tumor of the pleura or any other malignant tumor membrane metastasis, accounting for about 25% of pleural effusions, and the incidence rate in recent years has increased. growth trend. A large amount of pleural effusion can compress lung tissue, causing respiratory dysfunction, leading to atelectasis and lung infection. At present, the common treatment methods for malignant pleural effusion mainly include systemic chemotherapy, local intrathoracic treatment, hyperthermia and surgical treatment. Although these methods have certain short-term effects, there are still a considerable number of ma...