External traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating facial paralysis

Abstract

The invention relates to an external traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating facial paralysis and belongs to the field of Chinese herbal preparations. The technical scheme is that the external traditional Chinese medicine ointment comprises the following raw materials by weight: 6 g of scorpio, 6 g of rhizoma typhonii, 2 g of lumbricus, 5 g of bombyx batryticatus, 1 g of musk, 3 g of myrrh, 50 g of minium, 3 g of frankincense, 2 g of rhizoma gastrodiae, 2 g of flos carthami, 2 g of radix saposhnikoviae, 1 g of centipede, 2 g of cortex cinnamomi, 2 g of bletilla striata, 2 g of pseudo-ginseng, 4 g of semen ricini, 1 g of Chinese monkshood rhizome, 0.8 g of semen brassicae, 4 g of folium artemisiae argyi, 20 g of sesame oil and 10 g of vaseline. The external traditional Chinese medicine ointment has the effects of dispelling wind and heat from the body, reducing inflammation and swelling, removing toxin to promote granulation, enriching blood and promoting blood circulation, nourishing muscles and vessels and the like, and has remarkable curative effects on facial paralysis of which the symptoms include facial distortion, mouth watering, blepharochalasis and facial frowning.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an external Chinese medicine ointment for treating facial paralysis in the field of traditional Chinese medicine preparations. Background technique [0002] Facial paralysis is a facial stroke. Most of the causes are emptiness of the veins, feeling of wind and cold, deficiency of liver and kidney yin, disturbance of wind and yang, extreme emotions, damage to the internal capsule, infection (such as meningitis), poisoning (such as alcohol), and metabolic disorders. (such as diabetes), nutritional deficiencies (such as vitamin B group), immune disorders, vascular insufficiency, congenital facial nerve nuclei hypoplasia and many other factors lead to poor blood circulation in the face, resulting in facial ischemia, hypoxia, and facial nerve paralysis , inflammation, or even necrosis, so that the facial muscles are not controlled by the brain to sag. At present, the methods for treating facial paralysis include sticking plaster, a...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the methods for treating facial paralysis include sticking plaster, acupuncture, oral western medicine, and injection of liquid medicine, etc. Acupuncture therapy is often caused by the doctor's technique, proficiency, and inappropriate grasp of the depth and accuracy of acupuncture points, etc., which can easily lead to Facial nerve damage aggravates, and symptoms of facial paralysis sequelae appear. Oral and injection western medicines have strong side effects and easily cause gastrointestinal dysfunction

Therefore Chinese medicine treatment facial paralysis needs to be promoted