Traditional Chinese medicine decoction for treating acute pancreatitis

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine decoction for treating acute pancreatitis. The traditional Chinese medicine decoction is prepared from the following raw materials, by weight, 31-46 parts of vine of multiflower knotweed, 25-37 parts of flos daturae, 21-35 parts of dioscorea nipponica makino, 16-28 parts of lagotis gaertn, 13-20 parts of cudrania cochinchinensis, 11-18 parts of flemingia philippinensis, 9-17 parts of swertia pseudochinensis, 2-8 parts of fructus aurantii and 4-10 parts of rhizoma cyperi. The traditional Chinese medicine decoction has functions of invigorating spleen, benefiting lung, relaxing liver, resolving depression, activating blood circulation to dissipate blood stasis, clearing heat and drying dampness, has substantial curative effects on acute pancreatitis, has reliable effects, has wide component medicine sources, is simple to prepare and has no toxic or side effects. The prepared medicine can cure pancreatitis safely and effectively.

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Benefits of technology

This patented medicinal herb extract helps reduce swelling caused due to excess fluid buildup inside your body's organs or tissues during an attack on it with alcoholic beer solution (Aquila). It also reduces inflammatory reactions that may occur when drinking this liquid for long periods without stopping its use.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to finding effective treatments against chronically ill patients who have been subjected to surgery or other medical procedures due to acutely widespread bacterial sepsis caused by PANC (pyrogenibactrium) virus. Current methods such as antimicrobial agents like sulfur must be taken beforehand because they may harm healthy organs during their use. Therefore there remains room for improvement within these existing therapies without compromising safety concerns associated with potential side effects from long term exposures.