Traditional Chinese medicinal decoction for treating senile habitual constipation

Abstract

The invention discloses traditional Chinese medicinal decoction for treating senile habitual constipation. The traditional Chinese medicinal decoction is prepared from the following traditional Chinese medicinal materials in parts by weight: 8 parts of radix astragali, 3 parts of polygonatum, 9 parts of momordica grosvenori swingle, 6 parts of lilies, 6 parts of codonopsis pilosula, 4 parts of honey, 8 parts of licorice, 10 parts of halide salt, 6 parts of sapium baccatum, 4 parts of bitter oranges, 6 parts of rhizoma atractylodis macrocephalae, 8 parts of etlingera yunnanense, 5 parts of almonds, 6 parts of pegia nitida colobr, 6 parts of aleuritopteris hopeana (c.chr.) ching, 4 parts of spondias pinnata, 4 parts of ziziphus mauritiana, 5 parts of diospyros kaki silvestris, 6 parts of aizoon stonecrop herb, 4 parts of holly leaves and 4 parts of morus nigra. A clinical experiment shows that the remarkable effect of treating senile habitual constipation can be achieved by selecting proper medicinal materials and a proper proportion and the traditional Chinese medicinal decoction is safe and free of toxic or side effects.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine decoction, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine decoction for treating senile habitual constipation. Background technique [0002] Habitual constipation in the elderly is mostly due to low excitability of the intestinal wall muscular plexus, weakened intestinal wall tension, slow passage of intestinal contents, loss of sensitivity to defecation over time, excessive absorption of fecal water, etc., resulting in constipation. Most patients cannot find the cause of constipation, but they are often poor in physical fitness, weak in constitution, or obese, lack of food intake, low blood pressure, or have a history of taking laxatives and long-term enemas. Solving the constipation problem of the elderly is an important topic in geriatrics. For the treatment of senile habitual constipation, there is still a lack of generally recognized safe and quick-acting drugs without side effects. Conte...

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Problems solved by technology

For the treatment of senile habitual constipation, there is still a lack of drugs that are recognized as safe, quick-acting and without side effects