Traditional Chinese medicine capsules for treating femoral head necrosis

Abstract

The invention discloses traditional Chinese medicine capsules for treating femoral head necrosis. The capsules are prepared from the following traditional Chinese medicinal materials by weight: 18 parts of corypha umbraculifera, 16 parts of all-grass of ophiorrhiza umbricola, 14 parts of muskmelon seeds, 12 parts of polygonum runcinatum, 9 parts of chuanxiong rhizomes, 9 parts of cassia twigs, 8 parts of red sage roots, 8 parts of twotooth achyranthes roots, 7 parts of suberect spatholobus stems, 7 parts of uncaria, 6 parts of Chinese taxillus herbs, 6 parts of scorpions, 5 parts of earthworms, 5 parts of walnut kernels, 6 parts of twotooth achyranthes roots, 7 parts of kudzuvine roots, 9 parts of malaytea scurfpea fruits, 9 parts of fortune's drynaria rhizomes, 10 parts of cibot rhizomes, 10 parts of epimedium herbs, 8 parts of oysters, 8 parts of atractylodes rhizomes, 6 parts of Chinese thorowax roots, 7 parts of Chinese angelica, 8 parts of licorice roots and 6 parts of hairy wormwood herbs. Clinical experiments prove that by means of rational compatibility of the traditional Chinese medicinal materials, the femoral head necrosis can be treated and not easy to relapse, the capsules take effect quickly, and the overall adjustment effect and the long-term effect are realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine capsule, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine capsule for treating femoral head necrosis. Background technique [0002] Avascular necrosis of the femoral head is a disease in which the blood supply vessels of the femoral head are damaged or interrupted, causing the apoptosis of bone cells, which in turn leads to changes in the bone structure of the femoral head, and then develops into a disease of femoral head collapse and joint dysfunction. It is one of the more common bone and joint difficult diseases in clinical practice. At present, osteonecrosis of the femoral head has been widely studied by orthopedic doctors, and various theories have been put forward for its etiology and pathogenesis. Trauma, long-term steroid use, and excessive alcohol consumption have been widely recognized as the most common causes of osteonecrosis of the femoral head. However, the pathological mechanism of...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the pathological mechanism of femoral head necrosis has not been fully elucidated, and various theories have been proposed for its pathogenesis, but there is no public opinion so far.

Conventional Chinese medicine treatment is difficult to take care of comprehensively with only a few herbs, and a variety of drugs must be properly combined 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.

Part of the research is to prepare traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for the treatment of femoral head necrosis. The most common problem is the unreasonable compatibility of the prescriptions. It is often only based on the individual functions and indications of some single or compound medicines and some pharmacodynamic indicators. According to the theory of medicine, the random addition and subtraction of the flavor of the prescription results in unreasonable prescriptions, which contradicts the theory of traditional Chinese medicine.