Traditional Chinese medicine for treating postoperative complications of anorectal disease and use method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treating postoperative complications of anorectal disease. The traditional Chinese medicine is made of the following raw materials which comprise, by weight, radix sophora flavescens 15g, rheum officinale 15g, mirabilite 15g, sargentg loryvine 15g, garden burnet 15g, lithospermum 15g and purslane 15g. The above-mentioned use method of thetraditional Chinese medicine for treating postoperative complications of anorectal disease comprises the steps that the traditional Chinese medicine is decocted with water, and 100ml of concentrated solutions are taken and diluted with water to 1L; a crissum multi-function fumigating and washing instrument is used for performing fumigating and washing treatment, the temperature of medicine liquidsis controlled at 37DEG C; firstly, 5min atomization is performed, 5min washing is performed, and then a water column is aimed at wounds as far as possible when the wounds are washed; and after the washing is completed, the wounds are dried for 5min, the medicine is replaced with anus tai ointment, and the wounds can be treated two times a day. The traditional Chinese medicine has reasonable compatibility and has effects of clearing away heat and promoting diuresis, activating blood circulation to dissipate stasis, cooling blood and stopping bleeding and relieving swelling and pain; and gradesof the postoperative complications such as wound pain, hemorrhage, edema, anal fall bilge feeling and moist feeling and clinical efficacy of fumigated and washed patients are significantly better than grades and clinical efficacy of patients treated with warm water fumigating and washing.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of anorectal disease treatment, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating postoperative complications of anorectal disease and its application method. Background technique [0002] Anorectal disease is a common clinical disease. With the development of our society and the change of people's lifestyle, the incidence of anorectal disease is increasing year by year. At present, most anorectal diseases are treated by surgery, and significant curative effects have been achieved, but the high incidence of postoperative complications has always been a thorny problem that plagues clinicians. Among them, common complications include wound pain, bleeding, edema and infection, and anal swelling and dampness. Postoperative quality of life. Therefore, it is of great clinical significance to explore ways to prevent and treat postoperative complications of anorectal diseases. Although Western medicine...

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Although western medicine can relieve some postoperative discomfort symptoms of anorectal diseases, its side effects are relatively large

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