Chinese herbal medicine for treating biliary tract ascariasis

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese herbal medicine for treating biliary tract ascariasis. The Chinese herbal medicine is prepared from the following medicines in parts by weight: 5-30 parts of dark plum fruit, 5-20 parts of rangooncreeper fruit, 6-18 parts of areca nut, 6-18 parts of Chinese torreya seed, 8-24 parts of fructus toosendan, 6-18 parts of immature bitter orange, 8-24 parts of officinal magnolia bark and 6-18 parts of radix bupleuri. The Chinese herbal medicine is prepared by adding 1600 parts by weight of water to a crockery, after the water is boiled, decocting the medicines with slow fire for 20-30 minutes, filtering the decoction and collecting the supernatant, adding 1600 parts by weight of water and decocting the supernatant three times, bottling and uniformly mixing the supernatant decocted three times and then sterilizing the supernatant under a high temperature for later use. Dark plum fruit is taken as the monarch, rangooncreeper fruit and areca nut are taken as the ministers, Chinese torreya seed and fructus toosendan are taken as the assistants, and immature bitter orange, officinal magnolia bark and radix bupleuri are taken as the guides. The Chinese herbal medicine has the following beneficial effects: the Chinese herbal medicine is convenient to prepare and use, is safe, does not have side effects, has low treatment cost and is an ideal medicine for treating biliary tract ascariasis.

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technical field [0001] This product relates to a preparation derived from plants, more specifically a Chinese herbal medicine for treating biliary ascariasis. Background technique [0002] Biliary ascariasis is a heterotopic disease caused by roundworms entering the biliary tract. In clinical practice, it is common in vast rural areas, mostly in children and young people. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the disease is caused by unclean diet, intestinal infection, roundworm, muscle satiety, fever, visceral cold and dampness, etc., or the pancreas is involved, or the liver is invaded, which can lead to stagnation of liver and gallbladder, resulting in pain. , the liver qi invades the stomach, and when the stomach qi is sent upward, it will cause nausea and vomiting, bile duct obstruction, bile overflow, gastrointestinal transportation and transformation failure, and roundworms scurry up and penetrate into the biliary tract to cause this disease. Traditional Chine...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment is effective, but further testing and observation is required, and effective folk prescriptions need to be discovered and improved