Local wet compressing preparation capable of relieving postpartum pain

Abstract

The invention discloses a local wet compressing preparation capable of relieving postpartum pain and aims to solve the postpartum perineum pain problem. The local wet compressing preparation is characterized by comprising, by weight, 10-30 parts of Bulbophyllum Inconspicuum Maxim, 6-12 parts of Cynanchum mooreanum Hemsl., 3-10 parts of loofah sponge, 6-12 parts of Sargassum thunbergii (Mert.) O.Kuntze, 3-10 parts of Hedyotis chrysoticha, 6-12 parts of oxhide gelatin, 6-12 parts of Gastrodia elata Bl., 6-12 parts of Poncirus trifollata (L.) Raf., 6-12 parts of Nostoc sphaeroides, 1-5 parts of Dendrobium, 3-10 parts of usnea and 10-25 parts of fistular onion stalk. A preparation method of the local wet compressing preparation includes: mixing the traditional Chinese medicine materials, decocting with water, taking filtrate after 30 minutes, adding water to the decoction dregs, taking filtrate after decocting for 20 minutes, and combining the filtrate to obtain the local wet compressing preparation. Clinical experiments prove that the local wet compressing preparation is applicable to postpartum perineum pain, good in curative effect, high in safety and worthy of clinical application and popularization.

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technical field [0001] The present invention is a divisional application of the invention patent application "A Method for Preparing a Suppository for Postpartum Perineal Pain" (Application No.: 2014100138365), which relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, and specifically relates to a local wet compress for relieving postpartum pain. Background technique [0002] The perineum is the entire area between the vagina and anus. During delivery, the head of the fetus appears at the opening of the vagina, which is called crowning. If the crowning lasts too long, some obstetricians usually make a wound in the perineum at this stage to facilitate the delivery of the fetus , this treatment method is called episiotomy; in addition, natural childbirth will cause perineal lacerations, which can generally be divided into 4 grades, the first and second degree lacerations are the more common lacerations Injuries, third-degree lacerations are the rupture of the anal sphincter...

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[0004] Due to the limited use of analgesic drugs during postpartum lactation, it is generally possible to relieve pain by alternating local cold compresses and warm water sitz baths after childbirth. However, this physical improvement method has limited effects, and local cold compresses are not conducive to postpartum recovery. prone to side effects