Mongolian medicine for treating arrhythmia and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a Mongolian medicine for treating arrhythmia and a preparation method thereof. The Mongolian medicine comprises the following components in parts by mass: 24-26 parts of white sandalwood, 39-41 parts of nutmeg, 54-56 parts of fructus choerospondiatis, 24-26 parts of fructus piperis longi, 2-3 parts of elecampane, 2-3 parts of clove and 39-41 parts of elecampane. The preparation method of the Mongolian medicine comprises the following steps of: S1, weighing the components in parts by mass; and S2, grinding the components weighed in the S1 and uniformly mixing, mixing with honey according to a mass ratio of 1: (0.8-0.9), preparing into multiple pills with equal weight, and drying the pills, thereby obtaining the Mongolian medicine for treating arrhythmia. The Mongolian medicine for treating arrhythmia disclosed by the invention is mild and lasting in curative effect, obvious in long-term curative effect, small in toxic and side effects and low in reoccurrence rate, the human body is regulated from the whole, the symptoms of arrhythmia can be obviously improved, and the curative effect is obvious; and meanwhile, the dosage is small, the Mongolian medicine is convenient to use, and the using cost is low.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medicine, in particular to a Mongolian medicine for treating arrhythmia and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Arrhythmia is one of the common diseases of the cardiovascular system, and its morbidity and mortality are extremely high. Arrhythmia is mainly divided into non-drug treatment and drug treatment in modern medical treatment. Its non-drug treatment includes oppressing the eyeball, massaging the carotid sinus, pinching the nose to forcefully exhale and breath-holding and other methods of reflex excitation of the vagus nerve, electrical cardioversion, defibrillation, cardiac pacemaker implantation and ablation and other electrical therapy methods and surgery etc. There are nearly 50 kinds of antiarrhythmic drugs in clinical use, and there is no unified classification standard so far. Most scholars divide antiarrhythmic drugs into four categories according to the different principles...

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[0012] However, it is not difficult to see from the above-mentioned literature reports that the existing treatment schemes for palpitations in Mongolian medicine still have shortcomings such as miscellaneous medicines, large dosages, troublesome treatment steps in many treatment schemes, and many contraindications that need to be paid attention to. , which leads to the fact that some patients may have difficulty in adhering to or not paying attention to some living habits during the treatment process, which greatly reduces the final treatment effect

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