Medicine for treating postoperative malabsorption of small intestines

Abstract

The invention discloses a medicine for treating postoperative malabsorption of small intestines. The medicine is prepared from the following components in parts by weight: 10-20 parts of the rhizome of Fourleaf paris, 20-40 parts of Inonotus cuticularis (Bull.: Fr.) Karst., 5-15 parts of obtusifolia lour, 6-10 parts of the roots of Dioscorea fargesii Franch., 3-10 parts of Cyperus difformis L., 6-12 parts of the roots and rhizome of Lysima chiaauriculata Hemsl., 3-10 parts of hovenia acerba, 6-12 parts of Dioscorea collettii Hook.f., 5-10 parts of bird's-nest fungus, 1-5 parts of gelidium amanisi, 1-3 parts of conyza blinii, and 15-25 parts of platycodon grandiflorum. The medicine is reasonable in composition and definite in curative effect, and can effectively treat malabsorption of small intestines caused by operation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a medicine for treating postoperative small intestinal malabsorption. Background technique [0002] Surgery is a convenient and quick treatment method that can quickly achieve the purpose of treatment. However, as an invasive treatment technique, surgery is still a kind of "injury" to the human body and stimulates the body to produce a high stress response. Therefore, no matter whether the mesentery is touched or not Or any viscera of the digestive system in the abdominal cavity, some patients still have the performance of small intestinal malabsorption. It is manifested as diarrhea without other causes (5 to 10 times a day), watery stools, large volume, and light color gradually appear steatorrhea, accompanied by abdominal pain, abdominal distension and loss of appetite. [0003] Since there is no clear curative treatment plan in the field of postoperative small inte...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Since there is no clear curative treatment plan in the field of postoperative small intestinal malabsorption of Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine is often used in clinical treatment, and dyspepsia is often followed. The syndrome is "diarrhea due to spleen deficiency". Poria cocos, yam, coix seed, lotus seeds, white lentils, amomum, bellflower, licorice) for treatment

But in fact, the above-mentioned postoperative small intestinal malabsorption is obviously different from the predisposing factors of non-postoperative small intestinal malabsorption. The former is mainly caused by the high stress state of the body caused by the disruption of body balance due to surgery, while the latter is mainly caused by digestive and absorption dysfunction. organic malabsorption

Therefore, using the above treatment plan for the treatment of postoperative small intestinal malabsorption cannot achieve the purpose of quickly resolving the symptoms, leading to the protracted evolution of the disease and the formation of chronic intractable diseases