A traditional Chinese medicine enema for treating endometritis and a preparing method thereof

Abstract

A traditional Chinese medicine enema for treating endometritis is disclosed. The enema is prepared from following raw material medicines by weight: 7-12 parts of plantain seed, 5-10 parts of sansevieria trifasciata, 6-12 parts of lycopodium obscurum, 8-13 parts of water spinach root, 4-13 parts of common oxyspora root, 6-10 parts of lanatechead saussurea herb with flower, 3-8 parts of Chinese thorowax root, 5-11 parts of actinidia arguta, 6-9 parts of turmeric root tuber, 4-10 parts of david gentian herb, 7-11 parts of membranaceous beautyleaf root, 5-12 parts of root and stem of dysosma difformis, 8-11 parts of suberect spatholobus stem, 6-13 parts of incarvillea arguta 3-10 parts of Japanese tripterospermum herb and 5-9 parts of ammannia baccifera. The enema is advantageous in that the enema can directly reach inflammatory affected parts after being absorbed with intestinal mucosas, the enema is capable of enhancing blood circulation and lymphatic return of the pelvic cavity, improving hemorheology and promoting absorption of local inflammatory exudates, the materials are traditional Chinese medicine materials and are accurate in compatibility and rapid in production of desired effects, and the enema has effects of clearing heat and toxins, promoting blood circulation to remove stasis, eliminating swelling and arresting pain.

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[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine enema, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine enema for the treatment of endometritis and a preparation method. Background technique

[0002] Endometritis is an inflammatory change in the structure of the endometrium caused by various reasons. Endometritis is one of the inflammations of the pelvic reproductive organs. It is a common disease in women. The inflammation can be limited to one part or several parts at the same time. The latter is more common in clinical practice. According to the length of the disease, it can be divided into acute endometritis and chronic endometritis. Patients with acute endometritis have a rapid onset, with aversion to cold or even chills, fever, rapid pulse, general weakness, sweating, increased lower abdominal pain, falling, and backache. A lot of bloody, purulent or watery vaginal discharge with a foul smell, and the postpartum infection is earthy. The main...

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