Traditional Chinese medicine for treating nyctalopia

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of application of traditional Chinese medicines and particularly discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treating nyctalopia. The traditional Chinese medicine for treating nyctalopia is prepared by mixing the following 32 Chinese herbal medicines as raw materials in a certain weight ratio: pseudo-ginseng, angelica sinensis, antlers, bat dung, horsetail, periostracum cicada, chrysanthemum, Chinese yams, radix morindae officinalis, cistanche, bighead atractylodes rhizome, Chinese dates, fructus broussonetiae and the like. The traditional Chinese medicine provided by the invention is simple to prepare, good in absorbing effect, long in duration of efficacy, remarkable in curative effect, free from side effect, high in safety and low in production cost, and is beneficial for immediately relieving symptoms of the disease.

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(1) Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of application of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating night blindness. (2) Background technology [0002] Night blindness, commonly known as "chicken blindness", has two types: acquired and congenital. Acquired ones are mostly caused by vitamin A deficiency or nutrient absorption disorders; those caused by vitamin A deficiency have good vision during the day, but only at night or when there is insufficient light. where the eyesight is very weak, and the eyes feel dry, tears, etc.; it is mostly due to prolonged illness, deficiency of Qi and blood, or weakness of the spleen and stomach, loss of transportation and transformation, resulting in liver deficiency and blood damage, and the essence cannot be carried forward. Children with symptoms such as enlarged abdomen, yellow and thin face, thin hair, pale tongue, greasy fur, thready and weak pulse, etc., the exis...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Night blindness, commonly known as "chicken blindness", has two types: acquired and congenital. Acquired ones are mostly caused by vitamin A deficiency or nutrient absorption disorders; those caused by vitamin A deficiency have good vision during the day, but only at night or when there is insufficient light. where the eyesight is very weak, and the eyes feel dry, tearing, etc.; it is mostly due to prolonged illness, deficiency of Qi and blood, or weakness of the spleen and stomach, and failure of transportation and transformation, resulting in liver deficiency and blood damage, and the essence cannot be carried forward. Children with symptoms such as enlarged abdomen, yellow and thin face, thin hair, pale tongue, greasy fur, thready and weak pulse, etc., the existing traditional Chinese medicine for treating night blindness can not get the most effective treatment after long-term medication in the treatment of night blindness, and the five viscera are damaged. Without correct conditioning, the treatment effect is not comprehensive, and it is easy to relapse, which brings great pain to the patient.