Traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating alopecia areata

Abstract

The effect of western medicines on treating alopecia areata in the market is poor, orally taken western medicines, orally taken hormones and external emulsion can only relieve symptoms of the alopecia areata, but cannot cure the alopecia areata fundamentally, besides, the curative effect of the western medicines is bad during treatment, and certain toxic and side effects can be generated. To solve the problem, the invention provides a traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating alopecia areata. The formula comprises the following components in percentage by weight: 40 to 60g of safflower, 40 to 60g of roots of common peony, 80 to 100g of dried ginger, 80 to 120g of angelica sinensis, 80 to 120g of radix rehmanniae, and 80 to 120g of oriental arborvitae, and preferably 50 g of the safflower, 50 g of the roots of common peony, 90 g of the dried ginger, 100 g of the angelica sinensis,100 g of the radix rehmanniae and 100 g of oriental arborvitae. The formula is prepared from the following steps: cutting up the components, putting the components which are cut up into 2000-3500 ml of ethyl alcohol of 75% in concentration (preferably 3000 ml of ethyl alcohol of 75% in concentration), and soaking the components which are cut up in the ethyl alcohol for 9-11 days (preferably 10 days). The traditional Chinese medicine formula has the benefits of no toxic or side effects, low cost, obvious treatment effect and no relapse.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating alopecia areata. Background technique [0002] Alopecia areata, commonly known as "ghost shaved head", is a sudden and localized patchy hair loss disease. The scalp at the lesion was normal, without inflammation and subjective symptoms. The disease is related to the imbalance of immunity and the sudden increase of pressure. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the disease is related to deficiency of Qi and blood, deficiency of liver and kidney, and blood stasis in hair orifices. The clinical manifestations of the disease can occur at any age, but it is more common in young adults, and there is no significant difference in the incidence rate between the sexes. Lesions present as round or oval non-scarring alopecia, often with "exclamation point" hairs at the edge of alopecia areata. All or nearly a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Most of the methods of Western medicine on the market to treat alopecia areata are oral hormones, which are not effective, and have certain side effects, and the treatment effect is not satisfactory.