Preparation process of moxa wool quilt filler for treating dysmenorrhea

Abstract

The invention provides a preparation process of a moxa wool quilt filler for treating dysmenorrhea. The preparation process mainly includes the following steps: selecting materials: selecting an appropriate amount of rhizoma cyperi, rhizoma corydalis, cassia twig, radix aucklandiae, caulis spatholobi, radix angelicae sinensis, and fructus foeniculi; performing mashing: mixing the above traditionalChinese medicinal materials in proportion, and performing grinding and mashing repeatedly to obtain powder; performing treatment in a water bath: adding an appropriate amount of medical white vaseline into the mashed traditional Chinese medicinal powder, adding hot water, and performing uniform stirring to obtain a mixture; and performing packaging: pouring the above obtained mixture into a moxawool bag, uniformly mixing the mixture and moxa wool in the moxa wool bag, and filling a quilt with the moxa wool bag to complete finished product packaging. The moxa wool quilt filler prepared by theprocess can effectively clear and activate channels and collaterals, dispel cold and relieve pain, and reduce female menstrual pain and accompanying symptoms, and has a remarkable treatment course and high safety.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of moxa processing, and more specifically relates to a manufacturing process of a moxa quilt core filler for treating dysmenorrhea. Background technique [0002] Primary dysmenorrhea is a type of dysmenorrhea. It usually refers to women who have no organic consolidation in the pelvic organs but experience cramping pain in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral pain before or during menstruation. A disease with many systemic symptoms such as cold sweat, pale face, nausea and vomiting, indigestion, breast tenderness, dizziness, and anal swelling. The survey found that in different age stages of women, the incidence of dysmenorrhea ranges from 16% to 91%, and 2% to 29% of the patients suffer from severe pain. [0003] At present, both traditional Chinese medicine sticking method and moxibustion method can effectively inhibit primary dysmenorrhea, but there is a certain risk in moxibustion method, and the moxa smoke produced ...

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[0003] At present, both traditional Chinese medicine sticking method and moxibustion method can effectively inhibit primary dysmenorrhea, but there is a certain risk in moxibustion method, and the moxa smoke produced during the burning process of moxa has a certain degree of toxicity, so traditional Chinese medicine The sticking method is more practical, but traditional Chinese medicine sticking may cause some inconvenience to women's normal physiological activities and reduce their quality of life.