Preparation method of navel plaster for treating diarrhea after convulsions

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of a navel plaster for treating diarrhea after convulsions. The preparation method comprises the steps of (1) taking raw materials of rhizoma fourleaf paris, inonotus cuticularis, argyreia obtusifolia lour, Chinese forgetmenot root, cyperus difformis L, lysimachia auriculata hemsl, Indian pentanema herb, eel fishbone, bird nest fungus, gelidium amansii, laurel sweetleaf bark and platycodon grandiflorum, washing the raw materials, drying the raw material in the sun, and smashing the raw materials into particles; (2) decocting the particles obtained in step (1) by adding water, standing, adding 95 percent of alcohol, standing, centrifuging, taking supernatant liquor, carrying out spray drying, smashing and obtaining initial materials; (3) weighing Vaseline, heating and melting the Vaseline, adding the initial materials obtained in step (2), uniformly stirring, paving the mixture on an empty navel plaster, and obtaining the navel plaster. According to the preparation method, the navel plaster is reasonable in formulation, has a clear curative effect and is capable of effectively treating diarrhea, which is caused by convulsions, of children.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a preparation method of an umbilical patch for treating postconvulsive diarrhea. Background technique [0002] Diarrhea in children is a common disease in pediatrics. Among them, post-convulsive diarrhea is a relatively special type of diarrhea, which has no intestinal infection factors, dietary stimulation, or allergic factors. In recent years, pathological studies on this type of diarrhea have shown that children with respiratory tract infection or other infectious diseases in the early stage will have febrile convulsions when their body temperature rises ≥ 39°C, and the body is in a state of high stress due to febrile convulsions, causing autonomic nervous tension in children. , Intestinal dysfunction, and then lead to intestinal mucosa in a state of high stress, malabsorption, especially intestinal fat malabsorption, leading to diarrhea. Symptoms include defecatio...

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Problems solved by technology

Because there is no infection factor, the effect of western medicine treatment can only be aimed at diarrhea symptoms. Smecta and other montmorillonite preparations are used for adsorption. Although the effect is quick, it treats the symptoms but not the root cause, and the recurrence rate after drug withdrawal is relatively high

[0003] Traditional Chinese medicine often uses the method of invigorating the spleen and stopping diarrhea in the treatment of children's diarrhea, such as Ding Guier Umbilical Paste (clove, cinnamon, longum longum). , so the clinical effect is not good