Traditional Chinese medicine for treating muscae volitantes

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treating muscae volitantes. The traditional Chinese medicine is prepared from the following medicines: dried rehmannia, poria cocos, Chinese angelica, feather cockscomb seeds, bat dung, dogwood fruits, cassia occidentalis, plantain seeds and buerger pipewort flowers. The medicines are decocted by adding 700ml of water to be 200ml once, and decocted by adding 500ml of water to be 200ml for the second time; the medicine are orally taken twice per day under the condition of an empty belly in the morning and evening.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine (belonging to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine), in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating floaters. Background technique: [0002] Floaters are caused by the degeneration of the vitreous body, which is a natural aging phenomenon, that is, with age, the vitreous body "liquefies" and produces some turbidity. Therefore, the official name of floaters is "vitreous chaos" or "vitreous floaters". Seeing black dots flying in front of my eyes, it looks like flying mosquitoes, hence the name. Floaters are projections of opaque objects within the vitreous on the retina. It is more noticeable against a brightly lit or white background. Sensitive people can even picture their various shapes. Many floaters exist for a long time, remain unchanged throughout the year, do not affect vision, and there are no eye organ lesions after examination. Clinical manifestations: S...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Clinically, it is difficult to treat floaters. The general treatment is to use ophthalmic eye drops for external use. Sometimes it is not suitable for the symptoms, and the symptoms are not cured, and the purpose of treatment cannot be achieved.