Traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating hypothyroidism

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating hypothyroidism. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation is prepared from the following medicinal materials: 35-45 parts of dangshen roots, 35-45 parts of turmeric root tuber, 25-35 parts of reed rhizomes, 35-45 parts of dahurian angelica roots, 25-35 parts of thin cinnamon bark, 15-25 parts of canscora lucidissima, 25-35 parts of dried rehmannia roots, 15-25 parts of Chinese taxillus herbs, 15-25 parts of luffa seeds, 25-35 parts of hypericum japonicum, 15-25 parts of dendrobium candidum and 25-35 parts of common macrocarpium fruits. A preparation method comprises steps as follows: the medicinal materials are taken and decocted with water for 2-3 hours, water is then added to decoction residues, the mixture is decocted for 1 hour, filtrates of the two times are combined and concentrated, and the preparation is obtained. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation is taken orally twice a day during treatment, about 150 ml is taken every time, seven days is a treatment course, the preparation can usually take effect remarkably through two to three treatment courses, and the hypothyroidism can be cured after 4-8 treatment courses. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation can effectively treat the hypothyroidism, is remarkable in treatment effect and treats both symptoms and root causes.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating hypothyroidism. Background technique [0002] Hypothyroidism (referred to as hypothyroidism) is a disease in which the metabolism of the body is reduced due to the decrease in the synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormones, or the lack of their physiological effects. The clinical manifestations are various degrees of low systemic metabolic rate, generally manifested as chills, cold extremities, fatigue, decreased libido, impotence, and myxedema in severe cases in the later stage. The incidence of the disease is significantly higher in women than in men, generally 5 to 8 times that of men, and the vast majority of hypothyroidism develops from chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis. [0003] At present, the routine treatment method of modern medicine to treat this disease is hormone replacement therapy, such as using thyroid hormone replacement therapy. This method treats the sy...

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Problems solved by technology

There are very few traditional Chinese medicines for the treatment of hypothyroidism that have been published, and the therapeutic effects on different patients are not satisfactory. It is very necessary to research and develop traditional Chinese medicines for the treatment of hypothyroidism