A traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating damp-heat exogenous febrile disease and its preparation method and application

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating the initial onset of damp-heat exogenous febrile diseases. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation is made of the following raw materials in parts by weight: 8-12 parts of fennel, 8-12 parts of Artemisia annua, and 8-12 parts of honeysuckle , 3‑7 parts of Cao Guo, 8‑12 parts of Sichuan Magnolia, 8‑12 parts of Shengzhuo. It is used to treat respiratory infectious diseases such as influenza and common cold. It has the effects of rapidly relieving fever, relieving cough, improving symptoms such as headache and body pain, and obviously shortening the course of the disease.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating the initial onset of damp-heat exogenous febrile disease, a preparation method and application thereof. Background technique [0002] Exogenous febrile diseases such as influenza, common cold, and various pneumonias are the most common frequently-occurring diseases in a class of clinics. Influenza (flu) is a common acute respiratory infectious disease with a wide range of epidemics, strong infectivity, and high incidence, causing economic losses to be the largest among infectious diseases. my country is an area with a high incidence of influenza epidemics. Influenza epidemics occur almost every year. "Once per person per year" is by no means an exaggeration. Therefore, research on the prevention and treatment of this disease has become an important topic of concern to the medical circles at home and abroad. [0003] At present, Western medicine is facing major challenges...

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[0004] Physicians of the past dynasties have discussed the treatment methods of exogenous febrile diseases at the initial onset of pathogenic factors. Before the Yuan Dynasty, Xin Wen prescriptions were used to control exogenous febrile diseases, and most of them had no direct detoxification (antibacterial, antiviral); Ming and Qing Dynasties The development of febrile disease science is becoming more and more mature. Xinliang is often used for the superficial syndrome of febrile diseases, and its dispelling and dispelling power is still insufficient; in modern and modern times, heat-clearing and detoxifying prescriptions are often used in the early stage of exogenous febrile diseases, but most of them have no effect of dispelling the lungs and eliminating pathogenic factors. It cannot heal the superficial syndrome quickly; aromatization and dampness traditional Chinese medicine is needed to treat damp-heat-like influenza, and it is still necessary to strengthen the power of relieving the superficial pathogens and clearing away pathogenic factors

These kinds of treatment methods have their own biases, and the curative effect needs to be improved. The research and development of Chinese patent medicines is basically the same as this. There is still a lack of Chinese patent medicines for clearing away heat and dampness.

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