Medicine for treating primary dysmenorrheal

Abstract

The invention relates to medicine for treating primary dysmenorrheal. The medicine is prepared from, by weight, 10 parts of caulis spatholobi, 8 parts of ramie roots, 7 parts of poria cocos, 4 parts of curcuma zedoary, 8 parts of herba cistanche, 9 parts of cherokee rose fruits, 9 parts of herba siegesbeckiae and 10 parts of peperomia blanda, wherein the caulis spatholobi is used for promoting blood circulation to remove meridian obstruction, the ramie roots are used for clearing away heat and toxic materials, the poria cocos is used for tonifying spleen and quieting the heart, the curcuma zedoary is used for removing qi stagnation and relieving pain, the herba cistanche is used for nourishing the kidney and strengthening the essence, the cherokee rose fruits are used for securing essence and reducing urination, the herba siegesbeckiae is used for dispelling dampness and resolving toxin, and the peperomia blanda is used for dispersing blood stasis and eliminating stagnation. All the medicine materials are cooperated for use to have the effects of promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis and regulating the Chong channel and the Ren channel, and primary dysmenorrheal is effectively treated. Clinical verifications prove that the medicine can safely and effectively treat primary dysmenorrheal.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a medicine for treating primary dysmenorrhea. Background technique [0002] Primary dysmenorrhea is functional dysmenorrhea, which refers to menstrual pain, often spasmodic, concentrated in the lower abdomen. Other symptoms include headache, fatigue, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, and low back pain, which are very common symptoms in young women. Primary dysmenorrhea is not accompanied by obvious pelvic organic diseases. [0003] Clinically, it often occurs in young women. It begins a few months after menarche (6-12 months), and the incidence rate begins to decrease after the age of 30. The pain often begins before or after menstruation, and lasts for 48-48 months before menstruation. After 72 hours, the pain is often spastic and sometimes so severe that it requires bed rest for hours or days. The pain is concentrated in the middle of the lower abdomen, sometimes acco...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] At present, there is no effective way to treat primary dysmenorrhea clinically in western medicine, and painkillers are mostly used to treat the symptoms, not the root cause