Quick-acting traditional Chinese medicine for treating digestive canal infection

Abstract

The invention relates to a quick-acting traditional Chinese medicine for treating digestive canal infection. The quick-acting traditional Chinese medicine is mainly prepared from the following plants in parts by weight: 15 parts of pericarpium citri reticulatae, 15 parts of rice, 15 parts of water chestnut root, 10 parts of plantago asiatica, 15 parts of psidium guajava, 15 parts of clausena lansium and 10 parts of garlic. According to the quick-acting traditional Chinese medicine for treating digestive canal infection, official traditional Chinese medicines or western medicines which are hard to obtain are abandoned, plants which are easy to obtain in the wild are adopted as treatment medicines, and the plants are high in medicine property, can sterilize rapidly, and are belt emergency self-rescuing medicines for people in remote areas.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to several kinds of quick-acting traditional Chinese medicines for treating digestive tract infection with the most easily obtained raw materials, belonging to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine. Background technique [0002] Gastrointestinal infection, including stomach and intestinal infection, is a disease that is attacked by bacteria in the digestive tract. The bacterial and viral sources of gastrointestinal infection come from food and beverages. The most common symptom of gastrointestinal infection is diarrhea, which manifests as The feces are thin and the diarrhea is clear and thin. The main cause of diarrhea is that the digestive tract is infected with germs, infected with viruses, people's immunity, or vitamin deficiency is also a part of the cause of diarrhea. Because diarrhea is mainly caused by bacteria and viruses, some patients with severe diarrhea are accompanied by symptoms such as fever, headache...

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Problems solved by technology

However, diarrhea is mainly caused by diet, and healthy people may also have diarrhea at any time. Therefore, diarrhea has a sudden onset, regardless of the population, and regardless of the region. Some rural or field workers in remote areas have sudden diarrhea and have no preparedness. There are traditional Chinese medicines but no western medicines. Hospitals and pharmacies are far away. Sometimes diarrhea occurs at night, causing diarrhea, vomiting, and pain. People don’t know what to do.