Traditional Chinese medicine capsule for treating tourette syndrome in children

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine capsule for treating tourette syndrome in children. The traditional Chinese medicine capsule comprises, by weight, 16 parts of melittis melissophyllum, 10 parts of triglochin maritimum, 9 parts of allium caelureum, 8 parts of poria, 7 parts of rhizoma atractylodis macrocephalae, 11 parts of crow livers, 8 parts of herba artemisiae annuae, 10 parts of tabasheer, 9 parts of folium cycas, 6 parts of scorpio, 5 parts of rhizoma acori tatarinowii, 7 parts of radix pittospori, 14 parts of rhodobryum giganteum, 12 parts of arundina graminifolia, 11 parts of flos rosae rugosae, 8 parts of radix rhapontici, 6 parts of semen ziziphi spinosae, 6 parts of flos albiziae, 15 parts of distillate of fructus citri sarcodactylis and 6 parts of white tangerine peel. As proved by clinical trial, the traditional Chinese medicine capsule has the advantages that Chinese herbal medicines are reasonably compatible with one another, accordingly, the traditional Chinese medicine capsule is beneficial to treating the tourette syndrome in children, can become effective fast and has excellent functions of realizing integral regulation and long-term effects, and definite curative effects can be realized.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine capsule, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine capsule for treating infantile Tourette's syndrome. Background technique [0002] Tourette syndrome is a complex, chronic neuropsychiatric disorder with onset in childhood, characterized by a variety of motor and vocal tics, often accompanied by behavioral and emotional disorders such as obsessive-compulsive and hyperactive. The main clinical manifestations are frequent blinking, frowning, head shaking, shoulder shrugging, neck twisting, abnormal throat involuntary sounds, and a few children have uncontrollable swearing and swearing. The cause of Tourette Syndrome is not yet fully determined. Conventional Chinese medicine treatment is difficult to take care of comprehensively with only a few medicines. Various medicines must be properly combined to improve the efficacy or reduce adverse reactions, so as to adapt to the treatment of complex d...

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Problems solved by technology

The cause of Tourette Syndrome is not yet fully determined. Conventional Chinese medicine treatment is difficult to take care of comprehensively with only a few medicines. It is necessary to properly cooperate with multiple medicines to improve the efficacy or reduce adverse reactions, so as to adapt to the treatment of complex diseases.

In view of the complex interaction of various active ingredients of various Chinese medicinal materials in the body, changes in the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of various drugs in the body will have various effects on the interaction between drugs. When used in combination, it may not only produce synergistic drug effects, but also may produce antagonistic effects, which will lead to weakening of drug therapeutic effect or treatment failure. Some drugs in combination will also increase drug toxicity and cause adverse reactions; Enhanced, but when the therapeutic effect is excessively enhanced, it will exceed the body's ability to tolerate it, and it can also cause adverse reactions and even endanger patients.

Some of the researches have tried to formulate traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for the treatment of Tourette's syndrome in children. The most common problem is the unreasonable compatibility of the prescriptions, often only from the individual functions and indications of some single or compound medicines and some pharmacodynamic indicators. The theory of traditional Chinese medicine is copied mechanically, and the flavor of the prescription is added or subtracted at will, resulting in unreasonable prescriptions and contradicting the theory of traditional Chinese medicine