Medicament for treating peripheral facial paralysis

Abstract

The invention relates to a medicament for treating peripheral facial paralysis, wherein the medicament is prepared from the following materials in parts by weight: 80 parts of chloris virgata, 70 parts of herb of iran speedwell, 70 parts of herb of denseflower bulbophyllum, 65 parts of herb of comnon thunia, 60 parts of herb of frangrant ainsliaea, 50 parts of herb of indian pentanema, 50 parts of root of littleleaf dogwood, 50 parts of japanese white birch bark, 30 parts of leaf of alderleaf sida and 20 parts of parnassia palustris. The medicament for treating peripheral facial paralysis has all the ingredients being natural materials, is relatively good in safety and definite in curative effect, and is suitable for large-scale popularization in clinic.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medicine, in particular to a medicament for treating peripheral facial paralysis. Background technique [0002] Facial paralysis is also called facial nerve paralysis. According to different lesion parts, facial paralysis is generally divided into two types. One is the facial muscle paralysis caused by the lesion between the facial nerve nucleus and the cerebral cortex center. It is supranuclear facial paralysis, also known as facial paralysis. Central facial paralysis is characterized by: paralysis of the facial muscles below the contralateral orbit of the lesion, often accompanied by hemiplegia of the limbs on the same side of the facial paralysis, no taste and salivary secretion disorders, etc. The second is facial paralysis caused by facial nerve nucleus and facial nerve damage, called peripheral facial paralysis, which is characterized by paralysis of all facial muscles on the same side of the lesion, and may ...

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Problems solved by technology

Facial paralysis generally has a sudden onset, which is characterized by crooked mouth and eyes, slurred speech, and drooling at the corners of the mouth. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that facial paralysis is caused by wind. Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are used for treatment. Western medicine believes that it is caused by viral infection. The treatment is to relieve facial nerve edema and Compression, improve local circulation, and promote functional recovery. There is currently no specific medicine for peripheral facial paralysis in traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine.