A water diuretic plaster for subsiding liver cirrhosis ascites

Abstract

The invention provides a diuresis inducing plaster for relieving ascites due to cirrhosis. The plaster is prepared by the following steps: selecting and drying the following raw materials by weight: euphorbia kansui, semen pharbitidis, astragalus membranaceus, bighead atractylodes rhizome, cortex cinnamomi and pericarpium citri reticulatae viride, grinding the raw materials and filtering by virtue of a sieve of 200 meshes; blending the ground materials with honey and a transdermal penetration enhancer to obtain a paste, and uniformly stirring; spreading 80-100 of the paste on patch according to the ascites area of a patient; and sticking and applying to Shenque acupuncture point, Guanyuan acupuncture point, Shuifen acupuncture point, Shuidao acupuncture point and Zhongwan acupuncture point, wherein the diuresis inducing plaster is mainly used for treating intractable ascites caused by decompensated liver cirrhosis. The diuresis inducing plaster has functions of warming kidney and invigorating spleen, regulating qi circulation and inducing diuresis; the diuresis inducing plaster is capable of overcoming the shortcoming of an oral medicine which is always poor in effect on cirrhosis patients who have poor metabolism and detoxification capacities, and the plaster has the advantages of being low in toxic and side effects and capable of attacking pathogen without causing hurt to healthy qi; the plaster can make up the deficiency of internal therapy by Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine; the plaster is convenient and easy in administration, easily acceptable to patients, significant in diuresis effect and durable in curative effect; and upon clinical observation, total effective rate of treatment is 93.3%.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medicine, in particular to a diuretic plaster for regressing liver cirrhosis ascites, which can treat intractable ascites caused by liver cirrhosis. Background technique [0002] Liver cirrhosis is a common clinical chronic progressive liver disease, which is diffuse liver damage caused by long-term or repeated effects of one or more causes. Ascites is an important sign of liver cirrhosis transforming from compensated phase to decompensated phase. Its formation mechanism is very complicated. Patients with active hepatitis and liver cirrhosis often suffer from repeated ascites and long-term use of diuretics, resulting in drug resistance and low curative effect. Poor, ascites is difficult to subside. Cirrhotic ascites belongs to the category of "accumulation" and "bloating" in traditional Chinese medicine, and is one of the four major diseases of "wind, tuberculosis, bloating, and diaphragm". Due to the long-term d...

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Problems solved by technology

Western medicine treatment (oral diuretics, albumin supplementation, ascites reinfusion, TIPS) can reduce ascites to a certain extent, but the long-term effect is not good, and ascites tends to recur

Western medicine has the following problems in the treatment of cirrhotic ascites: ① liver cirrhosis complications such as gastrointestinal hemorrhage, hepatic encephalopathy, electrolyte disturbance, spontaneous peritonitis, functional renal failure, etc., once they occur, they will promote the occurrence and development of ascites. Easy-to-treat turns into difficult-to-treat, poor curative effect of western medicine

③ The side effects of long-term use of diuretics are prominent: long-term use can cause male breast swelling and pain; high doses of oliguria can cause hyperkalemia

⑤ Drugs that promote diuresis by reducing portal hypertension, some have been denied, and some have been proven to be effective, but their application value has been offset by their damage to the liver

Western medicines have high toxic and side effects, and gastrointestinal side effects and liver and kidney function damage cannot be avoided. Sometimes the treatment is counterproductive, and some patients lose confidence in conventional treatment. However, oral Chinese medicines cause patients to adhere to medication due to gastrointestinal side effects and long-term medication. Poor performance, but can not achieve the desired effect