Chanfuxin dispersible tablet

Abstract

The invention discloses a chanfuxin dispersible tablet and particularly discloses a traditional Chinese medicine which is used for treating lochiorrhea caused by postpartum uterus subinvolution, postpartum hemorrhage, lumbago and the like and is beneficial to postnatal figure recovery. The dispersible tablet is mainly prepared from the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 1-4% of semen cuscutae, 16-20% of wolfberry, 1-3% of radix glehniae, 11-13% of angelica sinensis, 12-17% of radix paeoniae alba, 12-15% of donkey-hide gelatin, 11-15% of cortex lycii, 1-4% of leonurus, 1-4% of pollen typhae (carbonized) and 1-4% of schizonepeta spikes (carbonized). The chanfuxin dispersible tablet is a pure traditional Chinese medicine preparation and is capable of reinforcing the vital energy and consolidating the constitution, free of side effects, rapid in disintegration, good in absorption, remarkable in curative effect, wide in drug resource, low in cost and suitable for large-scale production.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of pharmaceutical preparations, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for producing Fuxin dispersible tablets. Background technique [0002] After the puerpera gives birth, the decidua, especially the decidua at the placental attachment, falls off, and the tissue containing blood, necrotic decidua, etc. is discharged through the vagina, which is called lochia. Under normal circumstances, the lochia can be discharged within three weeks after delivery. If it is still dripping for more than three weeks, it is called "endless lochia", which is mostly related to poor uterine involution or incomplete uterine involution. It is mentioned in the "Heart of Fetal Birth": "Because the menstrual blood is injured during childbirth, the loss is insufficient, it cannot be absorbed, or the bad blood is not exhausted, the good blood will be difficult to rest, and it will go down together for a long time." Ther...

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Problems solved by technology

Western medicine generally uses accelerated uterine contractions to stop bleeding and enrich blood, followed by antibiotics to control infection. Although the symptoms can be relieved after treatment, there are certain adverse reactions, and the treatment effect is not ideal. Although it can achieve immediate results in the treatment of this disease , but Western medicine has relatively large toxic and side effects when treating women's postpartum uterine bleeding and lochia, and it is easy to recur, and it cannot fundamentally cure the disease