Concretio Silicea Bambusae decoction

Abstract

The invention discloses an orally taken traditional Chinese medicinal preparation for treating carbon monoxide-induced toxic encephalopathy. The orally taken traditional Chinese medicinal preparation is prepared from 13 g of Concretio Silicea Bambusae, 10 g of Acorus gramineus, 12 g of Radix Curcumae Aromaticae, 12 g of white peony root, 12 g of Chinese angelica root tail, 9 g of radix bupleuri, 9 g of Rhizoma Cyperi, 5 g of lotus plumule, 10 g of radish seeds and 10 g of Typhonium giganteum Engl.. The above raw medicines selected in the invention have complementary medical efficacies, avoid the mutual inhibition, restraint and detoxification effects among the medicines, and realize substantial reinforcement and assistance among the medicines, so the traditional Chinese medicinal preparation has the efficacy of eliminating phlegm for resuscitation, and nourishing the heart and relaxing veins. The orally taken traditional Chinese medicinal preparation can be orally taken to treat the carbon monoxide-induced toxic encephalopathy, and has a definite curative effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a Tianzhuhuang decoction, which is used for oral administration of traditional Chinese medicine preparations for treating carbon monoxide poisoning encephalopathy, and has the effects of resolving phlegm, resuscitation, nourishing the heart and dredging collaterals. Background technique [0002] Delayed encephalopathy after carbon monoxide poisoning refers to a group of neuropsychiatric disorders, mainly acute dementia, reappearing in patients with carbon monoxide poisoning after a "false recovery period" of several days or weeks after recovery from acute poisoning symptoms. symptom. Or in some patients with acute carbon monoxide poisoning, after a period of false recovery after the disturbance of consciousness in the acute phase returns to normal, brain dysfunction, mainly dementia, mental and extrapyramidal symptoms, suddenly appears. Usually occurs within two mo...

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Problems solved by technology

Patients who emit the gas are most commonly found indoors when coal stoves or gas water heaters are lit, and the doors and windows are not well ventilated, or when it is cloudy and rainy, the air pressure is low, strong winds blow into the chimney, and CO gas flows back into the room, causing the indoor concentration to rise and cause poisoning