Traditional Chinese medicinal fumigation prescription for treating trachitis, sphagitis and respiratory tract infection

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine fumigation formula for treating tracheitis and pharyngitis respiratory tract infection, which is characterized in that the composition raw materials include 20-26 grams of honeysuckle, 15-21 grams of wild chrysanthemum, 15-21 grams of Pugongying, Viola 15-21g, Geranium 10-15g, Cyperus 15-18g, Coptis 15-18g, Prunella vulgaris 15-18g, Daqingye 15-18g, Licorice 15-18g . The fumigation of the present invention has remarkable curative effect, and its raw material is based on the concept of traditional Chinese medicine, which can achieve the effects of clearing heat, cooling blood and detoxifying, promoting blood circulation, dispelling blood stasis and dispelling stagnation, and treating bronchitis and pharyngitis respiratory infection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine fumigation formula for treating bronchitis and pharyngitis respiratory infection. Background technique [0002] Respiratory tract infection is also known as common cold. A general term that includes acute inflammation of the nasal cavity, pharynx or larynx. In a broad sense, upper flu is not a disease diagnosis, but a group of diseases, including the common cold, viral pharyngitis, laryngitis, herpetic angina, pharyngoconjunctival fever, and bacterial pharyngotonsillitis. The upper flu in a narrow sense, also known as the common cold, is the most common acute respiratory infectious disease, mostly self-limiting, but with a relatively high incidence. Adults occur 2 to 4 times a year, and children have a higher incidence of 6 to 8 times a year. All can fall ill throughout the year, more in winter and spring. Contents of the ...

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In a narrow sense, upper flu, also known as the common cold, is the most common acute respiratory infectious disease, mostly self-limiting, but with a relatively high incidence