Medicine for treating iron-deficiency anemia

Abstract

The invention relates to a medicine for treating iron-deficiency anemia. The medicine is prepared from, by weight, 11 parts of poria cocos, 7 parts of Chinese dodder seeds, 15 parts of maticated leaven, 1 part of copperas, 6 parts of sea-buckthorn, 10 parts of semen nigellae, 8 parts of quispualis indica and 5 parts of common curculigo rhizomes. During the application of the medicine, the poria cocos quiets the heart, calms the nerves and promotes urination; the Chinese dodder seeds nourish the kidney, strengthen the essence, nourish the liver to improve visual acuity, secure the fetus and check diarrhea; the maticated leaven helps digestion and invigorates stomach; the copperas removes dampness, destroys parasites, enriches the blood, removes food retention, relieves internal heat or fever and closes sores; the sea-buckthorn relieves cough, reduces sputum, invigorates stomach, promotes digestion and invigorates the circulation of blood to remove stasis; the semen nigellae activates blood circulation, stimulates meridians, promotes diuresis, expels stone and strengthens the kidney and brain; the quispualis indica kills parasites, removes food retention and strengthens spleen; the common curculigo rhizomes warm kidney, strengthen yang and remove cold-dampness. The medicinal materials are used in a combined mode to achieve the effects of tonifying spleen, warming kidney, invigorating qi and blood, nourishing blood and strengthening the middle warmer. Clinical experiments prove that the medicine can safely and effectively treat the iron-deficiency anemia.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a medicine for treating iron deficiency anemia. Background technique [0002] Iron deficiency anemia is a small cell hypochromic anemia that affects hemoglobin synthesis due to insufficient or insufficient iron storage in the body. When the body's iron demand and supply are out of balance, it leads to depletion of iron stores in the body (ID), followed by iron deficiency in red blood cells (IDE), and finally causes iron deficiency anemia (IDA). IDA is the final stage of iron deficiency (including ID, IDE, and IDA), manifested as microcytic hypochromic anemia and other abnormalities caused by iron deficiency. IDA is the most common anemia. Its incidence is significantly higher in developing countries, economically underdeveloped areas, infants, and women of childbearing age. Relatively insufficient iron absorption, such as the growth period of infants and young children, the ra...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] ①Increased iron requirement and insufficient iron intake

[0009] ③Excessive loss of iron

[0010] Chronic long-term iron loss that goes uncorrected causes IDA

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