Chinese herbal medicinal liniment for treating alopecia seborrhoeica

Abstract

The invention relates to a Chinese herbal medicinal liniment, and more specifically relates to the Chinese herbal medicinal liniment for treating alopecia seborrhoeica. The liniment is prepared by the following traditional Chinese medicines: 30 parts by weight of arborvitae leaves, prepared tuber fleece-flower roots, Chinese angelica, fiveleaf gynostemma herbs, Chinese wolfberry fruits, salvia roots, cyperus roots, prince's feather, Chinese lobelia herbs, and the like. The traditional Chinese medicinal composition employs natural Chinese herbal medicines as raw materials, medicines are used together, and the product has the functions of disinfection and sterilization, nutrition of scalp, activation of blood circulation and removing of blood stasis, and promotion of regeneration of hair follicle; and the purpose of treatment is realized.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a Chinese herbal medicine liniment, in particular to a Chinese herbal medicine liniment for treating seborrheic alopecia. Background technique [0002] With the development of society, people pay more and more attention to their own image, but hair loss has become a chronic disease, which has troubled many people. Among them, seborrheic alopecia is a kind of hair loss. Seborrheic alopecia used to be called premature baldness and male pattern baldness. , male baldness, diffuse alopecia, common alopecia, etc., its disease is related to heredity, androgen, seborrhea, and common medicines such as Zhiyikang. [0003] Clinically, patients with this disease often have more seborrhea of ​​the head, dandruff, dry hair, and symptoms such as pruritus. Because the disease hinders the appearance and affects the appearance, it often brings great mental pressure and ideological burden to the patient, so the treatment of the disease is also p...

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Problems solved by technology

But, for seborrheic alopecia and alopecia areata at present, there is no more effective treatment method yet.

The commonly used methods in modern Western medicine include topical drugs such as minoxidil, intradermal injection of corticosteroids, use of contact sensitizers such as dinitrochlorobenzene, photochemotherapy, and estrogen therapy. curative effect, but all have different degrees of side effects