Compound traditional Chinese medicine for treating non-lactation mastitis

Abstract

The invention provides a compound traditional Chinese medicine for treating non-lactation mastitis. The compound traditional Chinese medicine adopts pus draining powder and is prepared from raw radix astragali seu hedysari, raw liquorice root, prepared squama manis, spina gleditsiae and Chinese angelia root tails. The content of the components is as follows: 60g of the raw radix astragali seu hedysari, 20g of the raw liquorice root, 10g of the prepared squama manis, 10g of the spina gleditsiae and 6g of the Chinese angelia root tails; the raw radix astragali seu hedysari is mainly utilized so that pus draining and toxin expelling effects of the raw radix astragali seu hedysari can be prominent, deep pus and toxin are removed to a shallow place and inward attack of pathogenic factors is prevented; the raw liquorice root has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying and the pus draining capability of the raw radix astragali seu hedysari is improved; the prepared squama manis, the spina gleditsiae and the Chinese angelia root tails have the effects of activating blood and removing blood stasis and expelling the toxins, so that the aims of accelerating tumors to be liquefied, removing the deep toxins to the shallow place and draining the toxins along a mammary duct ulcer or a small incision. The compound traditional Chinese medicine has the meaning that ordered draining power from inside to outside is provided for non-bacterium and non-tumor focuses, which are basically limited in a mammary duct and the periphery of the duct, of the diseases; the power is an internal factor for establishing a minimally invasive treatment method and clinical treatment advantages of an internal toxin expelling method of traditional Chinese medicine surgery in modern surgery are sufficiently represented.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of mastitis treatment, in particular to the field of non-lactation mastitis treatment. Background technique [0002] Non-lactational mastitis refers to breast inflammation that occurs during non-lactation and non-pregnancy. In recent years, the number of cases has increased significantly, especially plasma cell mastitis and granulomatous lobular mastitis. In 1925, Ewing first proposed periductal mastitis, which was later called plasma cell mastitis. The lesion was mainly in the milk ducts under the areola. The etiology of this disease is not yet clear. , autoimmune dysfunction and inflammation. The pathogenesis is currently mostly considered to be due to the degeneration of the large duct of the mammary gland or the congenital depression of the nipple, which makes the secretion excretion obstructed and accumulates in the duct, or the lipid overflows, causing inflammation of the periductal tissue. In 1972, Kessler fi...

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Problems solved by technology

Western medicine uses surgical resection and blunt scratching in the lesion as the main treatment methods, but the method of mechanical local trauma cannot effectively deal with this disease, which is a non-bacterial and non-tumor disease. In addition to causing great pain to the patient, it also seriously affects the breast. appearance, and still can not avoid the recurrence of chronic disease, the resulting psychological and physical damage is quite serious or even irreversible

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