Traditional Chinese medicine for treating anorectal postoperative urinary retention

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, and particularly relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating anorectal postoperative urinary retention. The urinary retention is one of most common complications after an anorectal operation and belongs to the urine retention category of traditional Chinese medicine, and the morbidity reaches up to about 50%. According to the traditional Chinese medicine, rhizomes of ptentilla anserina L., extract of beef, fruit of common pratia, herb of cuneate lespedeza, radix gentianae macrophyllae, roots of puberulous glochidion herb, herb of alysicarpus vaginalis (L.) DC., leaves of snake sansevieria, herba plantaginis, fiveleaf akebia fruit, fernleaf hedge bamboos, rhizomes of valeriana officinalis L., licorice roots and the like are carefully selected according to the traditional Chinese medicine theory, the effects of tonifying qi and benefiting blood, invigorating the spleen and the kidney, inducing diuresis to relieve restlessness and successfully dredging the collaterals are achieved, both symptoms and root causes of the urinary retention are treated, the short-term efficacy is obvious, the long-term effect is outstanding, and therefore the traditional Chinese medicine is worthy of clinical popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating urinary retention, which is used for the treatment of urinary retention after anorectal surgery. Background technique [0002] At present, the common anorectal diseases in clinic include hemorrhoids, anal fistula and perianal abscess, which occur in the anus and large intestine, and require surgical treatment. Due to the particularity of the anal muscles, the postoperative perianal muscle traction is more serious or leads to strain. Cause a series of complications, among which urinary retention is the most common. The main clinical manifestations of urinary retention after anorectal surgery are lower abdominal pain, urgency, distress, refusal to press, and dullness to percussion. According to reports, the incidence of urinary retention after anorectal surgery is as high as about 50%. Concurrent urinary retention will not o...

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Problems solved by technology

Concurrent urinary retention will not only increase the pain of the patient, increase the financial burden on the family, lead to a series of physical and psychological changes, but also affect the healing of the surgical incision and delay the recovery time of the disease. In severe cases, it can also cause urinary trac