Honeyed pill for treating headache

Abstract

The invention relates to a honeyed pill for treating headache. The honeyed pill is characterized by being prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 30 parts of rhizoma gastrodiae, 120 parts of angelica root, 3 parts of asarum, and 15 parts of herba schizonepetae. The preparation is prepared into pills, tablets, oral liquids and capsules by the tradition preparation process or the modern preparation process, preferably honeyed pills. The selected drugs have the efficiency on expelling pathogenic wind from the body surface, calming endogenous wind to relieve convulsion, and relieving stiffness to relieve pain by functioning together. The organic immune function is enhanced by oral administration, and the preparation has good curative effect on headache caused by various reasons. Proved by clinic application, the invention has the advantages of quick action, obvious curative effect, good tolerance property, low cost, and no toxic or side effect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a honeyed pill preparation for treating headache. Background technique [0002] Headache is the most common clinical symptom, which is the subjective feeling produced by the human body to various pain-causing factors, and belongs to the category of pain. Pathogenic factors can be physical, chemical, biological, etc. These factors stimulate the sensory nerve endings located in the extracranial and extracranial tissue structures, which are transmitted to the brain through corresponding conduction pathways for perception. Commonly used clinically are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics, including ibuprofen, diclofenac potassium and so on. [0003] Traditional Chinese medicine believes that headache is a common disease. The head meridian is the place where all yang meridians meet. The blood of the five internal organs and the clear yang qi of the six fu organs are all here. All can cause headaches. There are many traditio...

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Problems solved by technology

There are many traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for treating headaches, and their therapeutic effects are uneven, so they cannot be popularized and applied clinically.