Traditional Chinese and western medicine compound injection for great occipital neuralgia and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses traditional Chinese and western medicine compound injection for great occipital neuralgia and a preparation method thereof. The injection is prepared from the following medicinal raw materials: toona leaves, Indian nightshade roots, loquat cores, iris confusa, neocinnamomum lecomtei liou, ustilago nuda, urtica macrorrhiza, alpine cladonia, delonix regia, calastrus flagellaris rupr, heterohairy monkshood root, root of scopolia sinensis hemsl, womwoodleaf ampelocissus root, hedyotis tenelliflora, clerodendron inerme, ternate-leaved rabdosia, pratt mountainash root-bark, haloragis micrantha, Japanese snake gourd root, osmanthus fragrans, dolomiaea berardioidea, wilson citrus seed, glomeris, atropine, vitamin C, thiamine, zinc gluconate and magnesium sulfate. The injection has the effects of activating blood circulation, dredging collaterals, dispelling wind and cold, diminishing swelling, removing stasis, soothing liver, regulating qi, diminishing inflammation and relieving pain, can be used for relieving local muscle spasm, improving local microcirculation of nerve involvement and nourishing nerves, and is advantageous to focus regeneration and repair. Furthermore, drugs can directly reach a focus with good absorption, by means of local injection, so that the injection has quick response, is convenient to treat, acupuncture, massage and other complicated processes can be reduced, and the blank of the prior art can be filled up.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medicine, in particular to a Chinese and Western medicine compound injection for occipital neuralgia and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Greater occipital neuralgia refers to paroxysmal or persistent pain within the distribution range of the greater occipital nerve (posterior occipital region), and can also be paroxysmal intensified on the basis of persistent pain. It is often caused by wind-cold and cold, and it can also be caused by cervical spondylosis such as neck trauma and hypertrophic cervical spondylosis. The etiology is not correct from time to time. The clinical manifestation is acupuncture-like, knife-like or burning-like pain on one or both sides of the occiput or both, and the patient does not dare to turn the head when the pain occurs, and the head and neck are sometimes in a straight state. Physical examination showed tenderness at the exit of the greater nerve,...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In recent years, clinicians have gradually improved their understanding of occipital neuralgia. The treatment methods reported in the literature include acupuncture, acupoint injection, western medicine, physical therapy, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, and surgery. Most of the treatments are based on Western medicine combined with electroacupuncture, small needle knife, etc. There are no reports on the use of medicine alone to adjust the internal physiological functions of the human body.