Folk herbal medicine for treating neck lymphnoditis and using method of folk herbal medicine

Abstract

The invention discloses a folk herbal medicine for treating neck lymphnoditis. The folk herbal medicine consists of roots or stems of thomson creeper, ficus sarmentosa, aconitum pendulum N. busch, fresh bulbophyllum levinei schltr, salvia liguliloba, coniogramme japonica, ardisia mamillata, sabia schumanniana diels, herba violae, atalantia buxifolia, saffron roots and yellow garlic, wherein the roots or stems of thomson creeper, the ficus sarmentosa, the aconitum pendulum N. busch, the fresh bulbophyllum levinei schltr and the coniogramme japonica, as monarch drugs, have functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, relieving swelling and removing stasis; the ardisia mamillata, sabia schumanniana diels and the saffron roots, as ministry drugs, have functions of activating blood and inducing diuresis, dispelling wind and expelling toxins; the salvia liguliloba and the herba violae, as adjuvant drugs, have functions of activating meridians and collaterals and reducing body temperature; the atalantia buxifolia and the yellow garlic, as conductant drugs, have functions of regulating qi and relieving pain; and then, white spirit serves as a guiding drug; thereof, finally, the folk herbal medicine, which has functions of clearing heat and expelling toxins, clearing and activating meridians and collaterals, eliminating stagnation and removing phlegm so as to achieve an effect on treating the neck lymphnoditis, is obtained. The folk herbal medicine disclosed by the invention, as a pure natural herbal medicine for oral administration, has the advantages of being rich in source, low in cost, high in cure rate and low in toxic and side effects.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of folk Chinese herbal medicine, and in particular relates to a folk herbal medicine for treating cervical lymphadenitis and an application method thereof. Background technique [0002] Cervical lymphadenitis, commonly known as tuberculosis, is a swollen lymph node caused by infection of the head, face, mouth, neck and shoulders, usually in the entire neck area behind the ears, above the collarbone and between the chin . In the early stage, the swollen lymph nodes are hard, painless, and can be pushed; the lesion continues to develop, and perilymphatic inflammation occurs, which makes the lymph nodes adhere to the skin and surrounding tissues; each lymph node can also adhere to each other and fuse into a group, forming a knot that is not easy to push. Nodal mass; some accompanied by fever, sweating, fatigue, elevated body temperature. If not treated in time, caseous necrosis and liquefaction will occur in some lymph...

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Problems solved by technology

Now, Western medicine treatment of lymphadenitis has relatively large side effects