Traditional Chinese medicine decoction used for treating facial nerve paralysis

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine decoction used for treating facial nerve paralysis. The traditional Chinese medicine decoction is prepared from the following traditional Chinese medicine raw materials in parts by weight: 25-39 parts of lotus plumule, 21-36 parts of long pepper, 16-30 parts of common coltsfoot flower, 12-28 parts of common St.John's wort herb, 11-18 parts of radix astragali preparata, 9-13 parts of herb of Indian adenosma, 8-16 parts of pale butterflybush flower and 2-7 parts of cowherb seed. The traditional Chinese medicine decoction has the beneficial effects that compatibility of the selected medicinal materials is reasonable and conforms to the theories of traditional Chinese medicine and modern medicine; the traditional Chinese medicine decoction has the functions of promoting blood circulation and regulating collaterals, removing wind and dampness, supplementing qi and promoting the production of body fluid and clearing heat for detumescence, is convenient to use, has good absorption effects and does not have adverse, toxic or side effects; through clinical verification, the traditional Chinese medicine decoction has wonderful prevention and treatment effects on facial nerve paralysis and is suitable for prevention and treatment of facial nerve paralysis.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine decoction for treating facial paralysis. Background technique

[0002] Facial nerve paralysis, or facial paralysis, also known as crooked mouth, crooked mouth, etc., is a relatively complex facial disease. It is a common disease characterized by motor dysfunction of facial expression muscles. The general symptom is crooked mouth and eyes. . It is a common disease, frequently-occurring disease, not subject to age restrictions. Patients are often unable to complete even the most basic movements such as raising eyebrows, closing eyes, and blowing mouth. Patients with facial nerve paralysis often find that one side of the cheek does not move well and the mouth is crooked when washing their face and gargling in the morning. In patients with complete paralysis of facial expression muscles on the affected side, forehead wrinkles disappear, palpebral fissures expand, nasolabial folds are flat, mouth co...