Traditional Chinese medicine adhering agent for treating cervical vertebra hyperostosis

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine adhering agent for treating cervical vertebra hyperostosis. In domestic medical science, cervical vertebra hyperostosis belongs to bone bi-disease scope. A theory of traditional Chinese medicine considers that bone bi-disease can be generated due to deficiency of qi and blood, deficiency of liver, spleen and kidney, tendon and vessel malnutrition, easy invasion by cold and dampness, venation impassability, qi stagnation and blood stasis, stagnation leading to pain, limb numbness, kidney deficiency to insufficient blood and essence state, marrow malnutrition, and deficiency of qi and blood. The traditional Chinese medicine adhering agent selects the raw materials of traditional Chinese medicine holly leaf, Ventilago leiocarpa benth, ganoderma lucidum, yerbadetajo herb, cephalanoplos setosum, lysimachia clethroides, wolf-tail lysimachia, nothapodytes pittosporoides, pilea plataniflora, mysore thorn root and goat-ear elecampane root; wine and honey are added to the adhering agent, through clinical tests, the total efficiency is 95.1% which is obviously better than that of a contrast group, and no adverse reaction is generated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine plaster for treating cervical hyperosteogeny. Background technique [0002] Cervical hyperostosis is mainly caused by occupational factors, overwork, prolonged head bowing, rheumatism, cold stimulation, trauma, etc., resulting in poor blood circulation, stagnant blood around the vertebral body, blocked meridians, and growth of warts. In recent years, with the transformation of the social division of labor, the number of people engaged in bowing their heads is increasing day by day, which increases the chances of suffering from wind, cold, dampness and neck bending. Cervical hyperosteogeny is a frequently occurring and common clinical disease in my country at the present stage. Cervical hyperosteogeny is more common in middle-aged and older groups, indicating that it is related to decreased calcium absorption, metabolic disorders, and art...

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Problems solved by technology

The effect of western medicine is not good, and the side effects are relatively large; surgical treatment has many complications and contraindications, high risk, great pain, high cost, and patients with systemic or partial conditions who are not suitable for surgery, such as older age and poor health Patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases or diabetes, or patients with anesthesia contraindications are not suitable for surgical treatment. In short, there is no special effective treatment in Western medicine so far.