Traditional Chinese medicine for drug rehabilitation

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of pharmaceutical formulation, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for drug rehabilitation. The traditional Chinese medicine is characterized by being prepared from the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 7-11 percent of radix aucklandiae, 6-9 percent of smilax bockii warb, 5-7 percent of henbane, 5-8 percent of hibiscus sabdariffa, 6-9 percent of cirald daphne bark, 10-13 percent of rhodiola rosea, 5-8 percent of paederia scandens, 4-7 percent of corydalis decumbens, 4-7 percent of pteris multifida poir, 4-8 percent of carpesium abrolanoides linne, 3-6 percent of euphorbia kansui, 5-9 percent of cortex albiziae, 2-6 percent of ligusticum sinense, 3-6 percent of stephania epigaea, 3-6 percent of fructus alpiniae oxyphyllae and 1-3 percent of rhododendron molle. The bulk drug is soaked with water, decocted and then subjected to residue-removing to obtain filtrate. According to the traditional Chinese medicine disclosed by the invention, the cost is low; after a drug addict takes the traditional Chinese medicine for a short term, the effect of thoroughly removing the drug addiction without relapsing again can be achieved.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a Chinese patent medicine preparation, in particular to a Chinese medicine used for detoxification.

[0002] Background technique

[0003] As we all know, drug abuse is a major cancer in today's society, which poses a huge threat to social stability, and causes great harm to society, the family, and the physical and mental health of individual drug addicts. First of all, the harm to society; drug addicts cause great physical and mental harm due to drug abuse, physical diseases affect production, and cause huge losses and waste of social wealth. This is also an important reason for social instability. The second is the harm to the family; once there are drug addicts in the family, the family will no longer be a family. Drug addicts persecute their own families while self-destructing, causing the family to fall into economic bankruptcy, relatives are separated, and even fall into the difficult situation of family destruction ....