Medical composition for treating yin-deficiency yang-excess type thyroid adenoma

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, and relates to a medical composition for treating yin-deficiency yang-excess type thyroid adenoma and a preparation method of the medical composition. The medical composition is carefully prepared by taking all-grass of Swertia heterantha Ling, folium ilicis cornutae, turtle shell, homlockleaved moonwort, Endarachne binghamiae J.Ag., rhizome and root of Dysosma difformis (Hemsl. et Wils.) T. H. Wang, oyster, the root of wilford swallowwort, beechey fig leaf, rhizoma anemarrhenae, seeds of wild jujube and licorice root as medicinal materials. The medicinal materials are reasonably and organically mixed to achieve the efficacies of nourishing yin and blood, calming the liver and suppressing yang, resolving hard lump, as well as eliminating phlegm by cooling, and the medical composition is developed aiming at the etiology and pathogenesis of the yin-deficiency yang-excess type thyroid adenoma with the intermingled deficiency and excess caused by pathogenic fire derived from long-term phlegm-qi stagnation, and consumption of yin fluid due to the pathogenic fire heat. The clinical test result shows that the medicine is high in treatment total effective rate, has good curative effects even for patients with relapse, and has little adverse reactions, and therefore, obvious improvements are made.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine and relates to a pharmaceutical composition for treating thyroid adenoma of yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The clinical incidence of thyroid adenoma is relatively high, accounting for 38%-56% of all thyroid diseases, women are significantly more than men, and it is more likely to occur in women aged 20-40, but because most thyroid adenomas are clinically asymptomatic, it The specific incidence rate is difficult to calculate. 20% of patients with thyroid adenoma can cause hyperthyroidism, and 10% of such patients may have malignant transformation. Although most of the thyroid adenomas are solitary, it has been reported in the literature that the number of multiple adenomas reaches 15%-25%, which is also one of the important reasons for the high rate of malignant transformation and postoperative recurrence. [0003] ...

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The currently recognized surgical indications include: thyroid adenoma is malignant or suspicious; the tumor grows rapidly, or the texture is hard and the activity is poor, etc. Malignancy cannot be ruled out, etc.

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