Traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating pleural effusion

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating pleural effusion. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation comprises the following raw materials by weight: 30-50 g of semen lepidii, 20-30 g of euphorbia kansui, 10-20 g of euphorbia pekinensis, 10-20 g of pokeberry root, 10-20 g of angelica sylvestris, 10-20 g of zanthoxylum bungeanum maxim, 10-20 g of areca-nut, 10-20 g of rheum officinale, 10-20 g of rhizoma fagopyri cymosi, 8-15 g of mirabilite, 8-12 g of cassia twig, 8-12 g of lalang grass rhizome, 8-12 g of almonds, 8-12 g of fresh reed rhizome, 8-12 g of semen plantaginis and 8-12 g of poria cocos. According to the traditional Chinese medicine preparation, the raw materials are uniquely mixed, are fine in drug flavor and have the effects of activating yang and vital energy, tonifying the spleen-stomach and vital energy, clearing dampness, removing swelling, lowering vital energy and relieving asthma; the traditional Chinese medicine preparation has the advantages of definite treatment effect, high healing rate, no side effects, low price and the like for treating the pleural effusion, and is worthy of clinical popularization and application.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation that can treat pleural effusion. Background technique [0002] Pleural effusion is most commonly seen in exudative pleurisy. Young and middle-aged patients are often caused by tuberculosis. For pleural effusion in middle-aged and elderly patients, malignant lesions and metastasis of malignant tumors to pleural or mediastinal lymph nodes should be considered. Exudative pleural effusion can be caused by tumor involvement of the pleura to increase its surface permeability, or obstruction of lymphatic drainage, or involvement of the pleura with obstructive pneumonia. Pleural effusion is divided into free pleural effusion and localized pleural effusion. The typical X-ray appearance of free pleural effusion is an arc-shaped curve with a blurred upper edge of the liquid, which is called an exudate curve. The most localized pleural ...

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Unsatisfactory effect

Due to the continuous generation of effusion, extraction alone cannot cure the root cause, and the lesion is always soaked