Internal administration and external application traditional Chinese medicines for treating child enuresis

Abstract

The invention relates to internal administration and external application traditional Chinese medicines for treating child enuresis. The internal administration traditional Chinese medicine comprises semen juglandis, cyrtomium rhizome, fortune's drynaria rhizome, Chinese fevervine herb, black bean, south dodder seed, malaytea scurfpea fruit, cottonseed, hupeh bauhinia root, lotus stamen, bitter melon seed, sharpleaf galangal fruit, Chinese magnoliavine fruit, liquorice root and common yam rhizome, and the external application traditional Chinese medicine comprises combined spicebush root, cassia bark, semen juglandis, cherokee rose fruit, palmleaf raspberry fruit and mantis egg-case. The various medicines in the internal administration and external application traditional Chinese medicines for treating child enuresis, disclosed by the invention, are compatible to jointly realize curative effects of warming the kidneys, dispelling cold, reinforcing vital essence, benefiting qi, astringing lower origin and promoting a bladder gasification function, so that the internal administration and external application traditional Chinese medicines can treat both symptoms and root causes, have exact curative effects, high cure rate and small side effects, are less prone to cause recurrence and simple to use, and are easy to be accepted by patients.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for oral administration and external application for treating enuresis in children. Background technique [0002] Enuresis, commonly known as bedwetting, refers to a disease in which children over the age of 5 cannot control their urination and self-indulgence during sleep, and only feel sleepy after waking up. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the storage and excretion of urine mainly depends on the gasification function of the kidney and the restriction function of the bladder. Deficiency of spleen and lung qi, partial decline of yang qi, insufficiency of kidney qi and decline of qi transformation function, failure of lower yuan to hold the body, resulting in inability to restrain the bladder and lead to enuresis. "On the Causes and Symptoms of Various Diseases, Hou of Enuresis" says: "Enuresis is caused by the deficiency and...

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Problems solved by technology

In mild cases, enuresis occurs once a night, and in severe cases, it occurs several times a night, causing great physical and mental harm to the patient and great inconvenience to the family life of the patient.