Powder for treating hyperosteogeny and protrusion of lumber and spondylopathy intervertebral disc and its preparation

Abstract

The invention provides a powder for treating hyperosteogeny and protrusion of lumber and spondylopathy intervertebral disc and its preparation, which is prepared from leeches, native copper, snake, earthworm, pangolin scales, buthus martensi kirsch, and centipede by a finite of weight ratio proportion.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine, and specifically relates to a powder for treating hyperosteogenous cervical and lumbar intervertebral disc herniation and a preparation method thereof. Background technique: [0002] The formation of bone hyperplasia is caused by various injuries caused by damage to bones, including fractures caused by external pressure, as well as long-term maintenance of a certain posture for long-term work, resulting in poor blood flow and circulation, unconsciously It is caused by slow damage to bones and muscles: when people’s bones are injured, the blood supply channel is blocked in the damaged area, causing blood flow to be blocked. Over time, new bone is formed in the damaged area, which forms bone hyperplasia . Cervical and lumbar intervertebral disc herniation (prolapse, bulging), spinal stenosis, and bone spurs in the knee joint are all bone hyperplasia, but the disease location and th...

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Problems solved by technology

When the hypertrophic bone compresses the nerves in the cervical spine, it will cause "numbness, numbness, sleepiness, soreness, coldness, pain" in the upper limbs, and in severe cases, dizziness and may lead to paralysis; when the hyperplastic bone is on the lumbar spine, it will cause Lumbar spondylolisthesis, misalignment, and bulging will cause "numbness, numbness, sleepiness, soreness, coldness, pain" in the lower limbs, and in severe cases, may lead to paralysis; bone hyperplasia in the inner wall of the spinal canal will cause spinal canal stenosis, and the spinal cord will be damaged. Compression; at present, massage and traction are used to treat hyperosteogeny and cervical and lumbar intervertebral disc herniation (prolapse, bulge), which can only relax the nerves in the neck and waist, relieve pressure, and relieve pain of patients, but cannot allow the hyperplastic bone to pass through. Massage and traction will disappear, but surgical treatment is risky, especially for patients with spinal stenosis. The neck and waist are the nerve centers of the human body. The bone mass is only temporarily eliminated, and after three to five years, there is still a possibility of recurrence