Traditional Chinese medicine for treating pelvic floor muscle cramp syndrome

A syndrome and pelvic floor muscle technology, applied in drug combinations, pharmaceutical formulations, medical preparations containing active ingredients, etc., can solve the problems of aggravating the disease, complicated implementation, poor patient compliance, etc., reducing the operation rate and achieving remarkable curative effect. , the effect of taking convenience

CN104800315AInactive Publication Date: 2015-07-29李新虹
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CN · China
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Publication Date
2015-07-29
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Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treating pelvic floor muscle cramp syndrome. The traditional Chinese medicine is made from the following raw drugs: pawpaw, caulis spatholobi, artemisia anomala, valerian, elaeagnus angustifolia, mulberry, fructus broussonetiae, malabar spinach, momordica grosvenori and liquorice. The traditional Chinese medicine for treating the pelvic floor muscle cramp syndrome provided by the invention has an obvious curative effect, convenience in taking and zero side effect; the operability is reduced; the patient compliance is high. The water decoctum of the traditional Chinese medicine provided by the invention is used for treating 50 patients suffered from pelvic floor muscle cramp syndrome, and after 20-day treatment, 37 patients are cured, 10 patients become better, 3 patients are not cured, and the whole efficiency is 94.0%.
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[0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine science and technology, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating pelvic floor muscle spasm syndrome. Background technique

[0002] Pelvic floor muscle spasm syndrome refers to a functional disease in which the pelvic floor muscles (puborectalis, external anal, internal sphincter, etc.) contract but not relax when defecation is exerted. The main symptoms are defecation discomfort or pain, irregular defecation, and decreased stool frequency. or difficulty defecating, etc. At present, the etiology and pathophysiology of the disease are still unclear, and the main treatment methods include feedback therapy, neuromodulation therapy, psychotherapy and surgery. These methods are either complicated to implement, or have certain risks, and poor patient compliance; the application of laxatives or enemas is effective in the short term, but can aggravate the condition in the lo...

Examples

Embodiment 1

[0038] A traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of pelvic floor muscle spasm syndrome, which is composed of 10 grams of papaya, 25 grams of Millet Spatholobus, 12 grams of Liu Jinu, 8 grams of valerian, 30 grams of sandy dates, 15 grams of mulberries, 8 grams of Mushizi, 15 grams of Luo Kui, 25 grams of Luo Han Guo, and 10 grams of licorice, made into water decoction according to conventional Chinese medicine preparation technology, one dose per person per day.

Embodiment 2

[0040] A traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of pelvic floor muscle spasm syndrome, which is composed of 9 grams of papaya, 22 grams of Millet Spatholobus, 11 grams of Liu Jinu, 7 grams of valerian, 27 grams of Elaeagnus radix, 13 grams of mulberry, 7 grams of Mushizi, 13 grams of Luo Kui, 22 grams of Luo Han Guo, and 9 grams of licorice, made into water decoction according to conventional Chinese medicine preparation technology, one dose per person per day.

Embodiment 3

[0042] A kind of traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of pelvic floor muscle spasm syndrome, which is composed of 8 grams of papaya, 20 grams of Caulis Spatholobus, 10 grams of Liu Jinu, 6 grams of valerian, 25 grams of sandy dates, 12 grams of mulberries, 6 grams of Mushizi, 12 grams of Luo Kui, 20 grams of Luo Han Guo, and 8 grams of licorice, made into water decoction according to conventional Chinese medicine preparation technology, one dose per person per day.