Traditional Chinese medicine particles for treating infantile convulsion and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicine particles for treating infantile convulsion and a preparation method thereof. The traditional Chinese medicine particles consist of, by weight, traditional Chinese medicine raw materials including 5-10 parts of straightstalk alpine meadowrue grass, 10-20 parts of cornu bubali, 5-8 parts of radix tetrastigme, 10-20 parts of codonopsis pilosula, 5-10 parts of potentilla freyniana bornm, 5-15 parts of xylocopa dissimilis, 5-10 parts of longleaf bastardtoadflax herb, 5-8 parts of stinkweed, 5-10 parts of African marigold, 10-15 parts of eleusine indica and 10-25 parts of Angelica sinensis. The traditional Chinese medicine particles is prepared by pure traditional Chinese medicine raw materials, medicines are compatible to jointly play the effects of clearing heat, reducing phlegm, dispelling the wind and arresting convulsion and are prepared into submicron powder in the processing process, absorption of the medicines is facilitated, the effects of the medicines are well played, and the traditional Chinese medicine particles are remarkable in infantile convulsion treating effect, high in cure rate, safe and reliable and can be taken after being mixed with rock candy water for infants incapable of adapting to the taste of traditional Chinese medicine.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, and in particular relates to traditional Chinese medicine granules for treating convulsions in children and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Convulsions in children are caused by abnormal discharge of neurons caused by temporary disturbance of brain function. The clinical manifestations are sudden loss of consciousness, generalized spasticity or tonic, and localized convulsions. If the attack lasts too long, it may cause irreversible damage to brain tissue due to hypoxia. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it "convulsive wind". Because the onset can be urgent or slow, the syndrome can be manifested as deficiency or excess, and cold or heat. Those who have been ill for a long time and are deficient in yin and genus are collectively referred to as "slow convulsions". [0003] Convulsive convulsions are mainly caused by children's feeling of seasonal evils, w...

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[0005] At present, the anticonvulsion drugs commonly used in Western medicine include diazepam, chloral hydrate, phenobarbital sodium, chlorpromazine, and amobarbital sodium. Diazepam can inhibit breathing and heartbeat. It does not cure the root cause, and these drugs have a wide range of inhibitory effects on the central nervous system. Long-term use will affect the growth and development of the children's nervous system and affect children's cognitive ability.