Oral fungicide used for treating rhinitis in auxiliary manner

Abstract

The invention discloses an oral fungicide used for treating rhinitis in an auxiliary manner. The total composition of the oral fungicide contains 45wt% of a drug component for killing pyogenic coccus and bacillus, wherein the drug component is extracts of herba violae, rhizoma et radix notopterygii and galangal roots; in the total composition of the oral anti-bacterial spray, the weight percentage of flavonoid glycosides is more than or equal to 10%, the weight percentage of columbianetin is more than or equal to 15%, and the weight percentage of methyl cinnamate is more than or equal to 25%. The oral fungicide can be used for effectively killing the pyogenic coccus and the pathogenic bacillus and has a good effect for treating rhinitis in an auxiliary manner.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an oral bactericide used for auxiliary treatment of rhinitis. Background technique [0002] Studies have found that an important reason why rhinitis can not be cured for a long time is that the pathogenic flora will multiply and grow in the oral cavity, and the moist environment in the oral cavity is very suitable for the reproduction and growth of pyogenic cocci and pathogenic bacilli. Through a large number of experiments, it is found that food residues are easy to remain in the oral cavity after eating, which improves a good breeding place for pathogenic bacteria, and the pathogenic bacteria begin to multiply within a few hours after eating. The oral cavity and the nasal cavity are a connected cavity, and pathogenic bacteria will spread to each other in the cavity. The existing treatment methods simply kill the pathogenic bacteria in the nasal cavity, but do not kill the pathogenic bacteria in the oral cavity. When the path...

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Problems solved by technology

The oral cavity and the nasal cavity are a connected cavity, and pathogenic bacteria will spread to each other in the cavity. The existing treatment methods simply kill the pathogenic bacteria in the nasal cavity, but do not kill the pathogenic bacteria in the oral cavity. When the bacteria in the nasal cavity are killed, the pathogenic bacteria in the oral cavity will repeatedly infect the nasal cavity, resulting in persistent rhinitis