Medicine for treating fatty liver

Abstract

Disclosed is a medicine for treating fatty liver which is prepared from root of herbaceous peony, oriental water plantain rhizome, polyporus umbellatus, poria cocos, oriental wormwood, talcum powder, donkey-hide gelatin, fructus garedeniae, rhubarb horsetails and coix seed. The medicament is prepared into the form of granular powder with the advantages of good taste and easy administering.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating fatty liver made of pure traditional Chinese medicines. Background technique [0002] With the improvement of people's living standards, the intake of high fat and high protein increases, leading to a large amount of fat accumulation in the body. If the fat cell content of the human liver exceeds 10% of the liver weight or the liver parenchyma fatty fat exceeds 30%, it is clinically diagnosed For fatty liver. At the same time, excessive drinking can cause metabolic disorders of liver cells, making it difficult for the body to remove excess triglycerides in the liver, and finally form alcoholic fatty liver, which seriously affects people's health. According to incomplete statistics, the national fatty liver incidence rate in 1999 was 16.5%, and it was increasing year by year. The incidence of the disease is high...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In Western medicine treatment, most of the fat-removing drugs that promote liver lipid metabolism and accelerate intrahepatic fat transfer are mainly used. The fat-removing drugs include complex vitamin B, choline and methionine. Clinical practice has proved that the curative effect is not significant

In addition, cytoprotective agents such as silymarin, polyunsaturated lecithin (Essane) and ursodeoxycholic acid are effective for some patients with fatty liver, but not for others; propylthiouracil and corticosteroids are also effective. Only effective for some patients with alcoholic hepatitis; some drugs (especially elastase, clofibrate, bezafibrate and other blood lipid-lowering drugs) may even induce liver function damage and aggravate fat accumulation in the liver

[0004] Traditional Chinese medicine generally uses blood lipid-lowering drugs such as salvia miltiorrhiza, Chuanxiong, cassia seed, hawthorn, Alisma, sealwort, rhubarb, etc. Although they can promote the disappearance of intrahepatic fat, the effect is not ideal and the marked efficiency is low.