Traditional Chinese Medicine Suppository for Treating Ulcerative Colitis

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine suppository for treating ulcerative colitis. The traditional Chinese medicine suppository is prepared from the following raw material medicines in parts by weight: 9-19 parts of rhizoma bletillae, 6-14 parts of dragon's blood, 10-20 parts of cutch, 14-26 parts of hairyvein agrimony, 10-20 parts of cuttlebone, 10-20 parts of red halloysite, 6-14 parts of garden burnet and 15-31 parts of radix angelicae. The traditional Chinese medicine suppository disclosed by the invention is unique in composition, strict in formula and refined in selected medicines, a synergistic effect is achieved among various medicines, and the medicines supplement each other. According to local drug delivery, the local medicine concentration is increased, the medicine can directly reach lesions, volatilization of some pharmaceutical active ingredients is avoided, wound healing is promoted, and the curative effect is exact. Therefore, the ulcerative colitis is rapidly repaired, the reoccurrence rate of ulcer is reduced, and the incidence rate of rectal cancer is reduced. The clinical observation proves that the total effective rate is 98 percent. The traditional Chinese medicine suppository has the characteristics of rich raw material source, simple preparation method, low cost, fast effectiveness, short course of treatment, high effective rate, no reoccurrence after drug withdrawal, no toxicity, safety and reliability.

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[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating ulcerative colitis, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine suppository for treating ulcerative colitis, which belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines. Background technique

[0002] Chronic nonspecific ulcerative colitis is a group of chronic nonspecific intestinal inflammatory lesions whose etiology is not yet clear. The main clinical manifestations are: bleeding, tenesmus, and mucopurulent stool. Some patients are constipated, and abdominal cramps are more common. In severe cases, patients may have systemic symptoms, such as low-grade fever, general malaise, night sweats, and joint pain. The onset starts from the rectum and spreads retrogradely to the colon, from the rectum to the sigmoid colon, to the descending colon, to the transverse colon, and then to the ascending colon. It is reported that 80% of the lesions of chronic nonspecific ulcerative colitis ar...

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