External-use traditional Chinese medicine wine for treating acute lumbar sprain and preparation method of external-use traditional Chinese medicine wine

Abstract

The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicine wine for external use, in particular to external-use traditional Chinese medicine wine for treating acute lumbar sprain. The external-use traditional Chinese medicine wine for treating acute lumbar sprain is characterized by being prepared from traditional Chinese medicine raw materials by weight as follows: 10-15 g of Chinese angelica, 10-15 g of szechuan lovage rhizome, 5-10 g of moutan bark, 8-10 g of corydalis tuber, 8-10 parts of epimedium herb, 6-10 g of paniculate swallowwort roots, 10-15 g of dragon's blood, 8-12 g of pseudo ginseng, 6-10 g of turmeric, 10-20 g of himalayan teasel roots, 10-20 g of safflower, 5-12 g of ground beetles, 8-10 g of eucommia bark, 3-8 g of rhubarb and 500-800 ml of 52% (v / v) pure grain white spirits.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an externally-used traditional Chinese medicinal wine, in particular to an externally-used traditional Chinese medicinal wine for treating acute lumbar sprain. Background technique [0002] Lumbar sprain is a common disease. The main symptoms are acute lacerations of soft tissues such as lumbar muscles, fascia, and ligaments due to external force. It is caused by soft tissue damage caused by external force collisions during climbing, lifting and carrying heavy objects. Acute lumbar sprains can cause lumbar pain and lead to functional impairment. Patients often have severely limited lumbar activities, unable to reverse and bend sideways. If the treatment is not timely, tissue cells will degenerate and adhere and develop into chronic low back pain, which will affect the lives of patients. At present, physical therapy and analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs are mostly used in the treatment of acute lumbar sprains, but there are...

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Problems solved by technology

Acute lumbar sprains can cause lumbar pain and lead to functional impairment. Patients often have severely limited lumbar activities, unable to reverse and bend sideways. If the treatment is not timely, tissue cells will degenerate and adhere and develop into chronic low back pain, which will affect the lives of patients.

At present, physical therapy and analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs are mostly used in the treatment of acute lumbar sprain, but there are disadvantages such as high treatment cost and unsatisfactory effect.