Traditional Chinese medicine pillow for treating vertigo after brain surgical operation or intracranial tumor operation

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines and particularly relates to a traditional Chinese medicine pillow for treating vertigo after a brain surgical operation or an intracranial tumor operation. The traditional Chinese medicine pillow comprises a pillow core and a pillow case, wherein the pillow core is prepared from the following traditional Chinese medicine raw materials in parts by weight: 80-150 g of magnetite, 80-150 g of amber, 80-150 g of semen ziziphi spinosae, 80-150 g of platycladi seeds, 80-150 g of polygala tenuifolia, 80-150 g of vine of multiflower knotweed, 80-150 g of cortex albiziae, 30-60 g of musk, 80-100 g of acorus tatarinowii, 80-100 g of borneol, 80-100 g of storax, 80-100 g of peppermint, 150-200 g of radix glycyrrhizae, 100-120 g of Szechuan lovage rhizome, 100-120 g of corydalis yanhusuo, 100-120 g of turmeric, 100-120 g of olibanum, 100-120g of costus root, 100-120 g of agastache rugosa, 100-120 g of sandalwood, 150-200 g of cape jasmine fruits, 150-200 g of wild chrysanthemum, 150-200 g of lavender, 80-150 g of catechu, 80-150 g of cassia seeds, 80-150 g of inula flower, 80-150 g of pericarpium zanthoxyli and 100-150 g of tourmaline. The traditional Chinese medicine pillow provided by the invention can nourish heart, calm nerves, awaken brain, enlighten mind, promote qi, regulate qi, improve blood circulation of brain, increase activity of brain, effectively treat vertigo after the brain surgical operation or the intracranial tumor operation, avoid side effects and improve the quality of life of a patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicinal pillow for treating vertigo after brain surgery or intracranial tumor surgery. Background technique [0002] Brain surgery, that is, craniotomy, is a type of cranial surgery, which refers to opening the patient's skull through mechanical equipment, so as to perform some unconventional treatments. Due to the high risk of craniotomy, this operation itself is also controversial. However, for some special diseases, such as Parkinson's disease and epilepsy, it is still necessary to perform craniotomy. [0003] Vertigo is the most common complication after brain surgery or intracranial tumors after craniotomy and is an important problem for neurosurgeons. Patients with dizziness after craniotomy are very painful, which seriously affects postoperative recovery. The pathogenesis of vertigo after craniotomy is still unclear, and some ...

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Problems solved by technology

Patients with dizziness after craniotomy are very painful, which seriously affects postoperative recovery

The pathogenesis of vertigo after craniotomy is still unclear, and some factors may be related to the dysfunction of cerebral circulation autoregulation