Medication possessign curative effect of anti hepatocinhosis for treating liver disease and preparation method

Abstract

A Chinese medicine in the form of powder for treating hepatitis and hepatocirrhosis is prepared from engineered aseptic fly chrysalis through culturing engineered fly with the feed containing the Chinese-medicinal components for inducing interferon, inculating fly ova, culturing fly maggot in culture medium containing Chinese-medicinal components, washing fly chrysalis, disinfecting, low-temp quick fuzzing, low-temp drying and high-speed pulverizing.

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technical field The invention relates to a medicine for treating liver disease, in particular to a medicine for treating liver disease with good anticirrhosis effect and a preparation method thereof. Background technique For a long time, hepatitis viruses have appeared continuously, destroying liver cell tissue. Liver diseases caused by various types of hepatitis viruses have seriously threatened the safety of human life. Especially, many hepatitis patients have been aggravated by the invasion of viruses, and have developed into liver cirrhosis. Ascites, aggravated jaundice, qi stagnation and blood stasis, hypochondriac pain, abdominal distension, vascular tortuosity, massive bleeding at any time, abnormal blood coagulation, rapid replication of virus cells, and serious threat to life. At present, various anti-hepatitis virus drugs have been used in the treatment of liver diseases in the world. Although initial results have been obtained, and there are many types of drugs a...

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Problems solved by technology

In addition, today’s Chinese medicine also uses some traditional Chinese medicines in the process of treating liver diseases. These traditional Chinese medicines are analyzed to have a good effect on inducing the body’s own production of interferon. For example, in April 2001, the People’s Medical Publishing House In the book "Viral Hepatitis TCM Syndrome and Treatment" edited by Jin Shi and Zhou Min published, the pharmacological research on rhubarb (page 289) and licorice (p...

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