Pharmaceutical preparation for treating postpartum lactation disorders

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine preparations and particularly provides a pharmaceutical preparation for treating postpartum lactation disorders. The pharmaceutical preparation is prepared from the following raw materials: 25 parts of daphne feddei, 20 parts of lycopodiastrum casuarinoides, 18 parts of radix tetrastigme, 26 parts of scorzonera albicaulis Bunge, 15 parts of peach kernels, 25 parts of angelica sinensis, 28 parts of astragalus, 15 parts of pawpaws, 15 parts of wolfberries, 20 parts of Chinese yams, 25 parts of artemisia anomala, 20 parts of suberect spatholobus stems, 25 parts of white atractylodes rhizome, 20 parts of radix curcumae, 15 parts of fructus evodiae and 5 parts of liquorice. The pharmaceutical preparation can be used for treating postpartum lactation disorders.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine preparations, in particular to a pharmaceutical preparation for treating postpartum lactation disorders, a preparation method and application thereof. Background technique [0002] Postpartum lactation disorder refers to the lack of milk after delivery, no lactation or low milk volume during lactation, which cannot meet the needs of feeding babies. Traditional medicine in the motherland calls it "not enough milk" or "insufficient milk". There are many and complicated factors that lead to postpartum milk deficiency. Postpartum hemorrhage, poor breast development, mental stress, mastitis, etc. can cause milk shortage or poor milk secretion to varying degrees. Insufficient milk secretion not only cannot meet the needs of feeding babies, but also requires Cooperating with milk substitutes can also easily lead to indigestion in newborns and affect the baby's development and other c...

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Problems solved by technology

There are many and complicated factors that lead to postpartum milk deficiency. Postpartum hemorrhage, poor breast development, mental stress, mastitis, etc. can cause milk shortage or poor milk secretion to varying degrees. Insufficient milk secretion not only cannot meet the needs of feeding babies, but also requires Cooperating with milk substitutes can also easily lead to indigestion in newborns and affect the baby's development and other consequences