Oral powder preparation for treating cirrhosis ascites

Abstract

The invention discloses an oral powder for treating cirrhosis ascites wherein the powder preparation comprises three compound constituents, the process for preparing the oral powder for treating cirrhosis ascites comprises mixing, disintegrating, screening and splitting for packaging. The invention features simple process for manufacturing, convenient in use and high curative effect in effectively treating cirrhosis ascites.

Description

Technical field [0001] The oral powder for treating liver cirrhosis ascites is a medicament for treating liver cirrhosis ascites caused by liver function damage. Background technique [0002] Cirrhotic ascites is a common disease, mostly secondary to hepatitis. At present, the domestic treatment of cirrhotic ascites adopts the method of pumping water from the abdominal cavity or injecting diuretics multiple times. Multiple pumping not only makes the patient's pain aggravated, the wound is susceptible to infection, but also because the protein contained in the patient's ascites is extracted with the ascites, the patient's body is even more lacking in protein. , such as supplementing protein not only prolongs the treatment period, but also increases the economic burden, and frequent use of diuretics can easily lead to renal failure, making the patient untreatable. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is: to provide a scientific formula for...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the domestic treatment of cirrhotic ascites adopts the method of pumping water from the abdominal cavity or injecting diuretics multiple times. Multiple pumping not only makes the patient's pain aggravated, the wound is susceptible to infection, but also because the protein contained in the patient's ascites is extracted with the ascites, the patient's body is even more lacking in protein. , such as supplementing protein not only prolongs the treatment period, but also increases the economic burden, and frequent use of diuretics can easily lead to renal failure, making the patient untreatable