Plaster for treating lumbar disc herniation cold-dampness syndrome and preparation method of plaster

Abstract

The invention discloses a plaster for treating lumbar disc herniation cold-dampness syndrome and a preparation method of the plaster. The plaster comprises the following raw materials: radix clematidis, zaocys dhumnade, lycopodium clavatum, kadsura pepper stem, erycibe obtusifolia benth, tripterygium hypoglaucum hutch, gentiana macrophylla, mulberry twig, resina liquidamberis, salviae miltiorrhizae, cowherb seed, artemisia anomala, monkshood, cinnamon, lindera aggregate, fructus cnidii, cortex erythrinae, loranthus parasiticus, obscured homalomena rhizome, morinda officinalis, radix dipsaci, rhizoma cibotii, folium photiniae, elsholtzia fruticosa, balanophora polyandra, schefflera arboricola, pine nodular branch and marron. The plaster has the functions of dispelling cold, removing dampness, warming and activating meridian, and can be mainly used for treating lumbar disc herniation cold-dampness syndrome; the plaster has the effects of regulating general blood circulation, dredging the channel, improving relationship between protrusions and nerves, relaxing muscle of waist and back, relieving pain, improving fibrous cartilage and restoring normal alignment of lumbar vertebra; the plaster is simple in preparation process, low in cost, convenient to take, safe and effective, and highly acceptable to patients.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of pharmacy, in particular to a plaster for treating cold-damp syndrome of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Clinical statistics show that lumbar disc herniation (prolapse) is one of the most common diseases in orthopedic outpatient clinics, and it is also the most common cause of low back pain. Going back in history, Vesalius described the appearance of the intervertebral disc as early as 1543. In the 1920s, Shmorl in Germany published 11 articles on the anatomy and pathology of the intervertebral disc, and did extensive research on the intervertebral disc. In 1932, Barr first suggested that lumbar disc herniation was a possible cause of low back pain. Subsequently, Barr and Mixter first proposed the concept and treatment of lumbar disc herniation. Since then, the basic research on lumbar disc herniation (prolapse) has gradually deepen...

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[0009] (3) Genetic factors: lumbar disc herniation has been reported as a familial disease, and there are few materials in China; in addition, statistics show that the incidence rate of Indians, African blacks and Inuit is higher than that of other ethnic groups. It is obviously low, and the reason needs to be further studied

[0014] (3) Sudden weight bearing: A well-trained person should do warm-up activities first, or start bearing weight from a small weight (such as weightlifting, shouldering, etc.) to prevent waist sprain or intervertebral disc herniation, but if the waist load suddenly increases, it is not only possible Cause waist sprain, also easily cause nucleus pulposus herniation

[0020] However, Western medicine treatment of lumbar disc herniation has a longer course of treatment, more toxic and side effects, greater damage to organs such as liver and kidney, and is prone to drug resistance, often failing to achieve ideal clinical curative effect; surgical treatment is more traumatic. Large, high risk, and difficult to cure, causing financial burden to patients and their families, but also easy to cause a certain amount of mental burden, psychological pressure, affecting the quality of life of patients