Traditional Chinese medicinal preparation for treating suppurative tonsillitis of children

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating suppurative tonsillitis in children, belonging to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines. In many years of clinical practice, the inventor selected the traditional Chinese medicine Shengteng, Mangzhonghua, Mouse Thorn, and Golden Brush Handle for the cause of children's suppurative tonsillitis. , Tiger Fur Grass, Rock Patrin, and Wamppi fruit stones are made into traditional Chinese medicine preparations. Through clinical trials, the total effective rate reaches 100.0%.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating children with suppurative tonsillitis. Background technique [0002] Suppurative tonsillitis refers to an acute non-specific inflammatory disease that occurs in the tonsils. The disease is mainly caused by the patient's infection with pneumococcus or hemolytic streptococcus, and has the characteristics of recurrent attacks. Most patients with this disease are children under the age of 15. They may have symptoms such as fever, sore throat, difficulty swallowing, enlarged tonsils, and yellow or white pus spots. Some children may also have symptoms of cervical lymph node enlargement. If children with this disease cannot receive effective treatment, they will easily be combined with pneumonia or systemic infection, which will endanger their lives. Western medicine treatment of this disease is mainly anti...

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Problems solved by technology

If children with this disease cannot receive effective treatment, it is easy to have pneumonia or systemic infection, which will endanger their lives.

Western medicine treatment of this disease is mainly antibiotic therapy, but in recent years, the drug resistance of pathogenic bacteria has increased, and children are prone to allergies to antibiotics, which limits antibiotic treatment to a certain extent

Although tonsillectomy can fundamentally solve the problem, it is an invasive treatment and is prone to a series of complications