Traditional Chinese preparation for treating asthma and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese preparation for treating asthma. The traditional Chinese preparation for treating the asthma comprises the following traditional Chinese medicines in parts by weight: 22-26 parts of creeping woodsorrel herb, 8-12 parts of root of mengtzu indigo, 16-20 parts of camellia nitidissima leaf, 16-20 parts of Chinese fan palm leaf, 12-16 parts of platycodon root, 6-10 parts of fig, 18-22 parts of wormseed mustard, 20-24 parts of leaf of common nandina, 6-10 parts of herb of denseflower loosestrife, and 8-10 parts of root of fleshfingered citron. The traditional Chinese preparation for treating the asthma is formed by picking up the advantages of all prescriptions and combining with long-term clinical experience after addition and subtraction; the traditional Chinese preparation mainly performs qi-essence replenishment and reinvigoration, reinforces the immunity, and achieves the effects of drying damp and eliminating phlegm, and invigorating heart and moistening the lung by matching with the medicines, such as Chinese fan palm leaf, platycodon root and fleshfingered citron; and by utilizing the traditional Chinese preparation provided by the invention, causes of the asthma can be eliminated after asthma symptoms are cured, the asthma is complete cured, and asthma sufferers recover the capability of carrying out strenuous exercises.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating asthma and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The etymology of the English name asthma is the ancient Greek word aazein, which means "short breathing". This term first appeared in "The Trojan Horse Slaying the City". In 450 BC, Hippocrates was the first to use the word to describe the condition. Hippocrates believed that spasms combined with asthma were most likely to occur in tailors, anglers, and metalworkers. Six centuries later, Galen wrote about asthma, specifically mentioning that it was caused by partial or complete bronchial obstruction. In 1190, Moses Maimonides, an influential medieval rabbi, philosopher and physician, wrote a treatise on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of asthma. In the 17th century, Bernardino Ramazzini noticed a link between asthma and or...

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Problems solved by technology

If the treatment is not timely and not standardized, asthma may be fatal; the current Western medicine treatment of asthma mostly relies on bronchodilators or oxygen inhalation to relieve symptoms, and does not treat the cause of asthma

This way of treating the symptoms but not the root causes the human body to become dependent, and will have repeated attacks, which will accompany the patient's life and affect the normal life of the patient. Moreover, because the asthma has not been cured, the patient can basically not perform strenuous or normal exercise, resulting in the patient being unable to exercise , can cause other health problems for the patient