Traditional Chinese medicine for treating children exogenous cough and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine for treating children exogenous cough and a preparation method thereof. The traditional Chinese medicine comprises 10-15 weight parts of fried semen brassicae, 10-12 weight parts of blackberry lily, 8-10 weight parts of corydalis tuber, 6-8 weight parts of asarum and 6-8 weight parts of liquorice. The holism of the traditional Chinese medicine is adopted by the invention for regulating body immunity function; the medicine is pasted on the specific acupoint for cough so as to treat; the children are easy to accept; the operation is convenient; the curative effect is excellent; the diseases are treated while the body is not damaged; various untoward effects and anaphylactic reactions caused by long-term use of vast antibiotics can be avoided; defects and deficiencies of the western medicine can be overcome.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating children with exogenous cough. Background technique [0002] Glossary: [0003] Cough: Coughing is a protective respiratory reflex action for the human body to clear secretions or foreign objects in the respiratory tract. [0004] Acupoints: refer to special points on the meridians of the human body. Chinese medicine can treat diseases by stimulating corresponding meridians through acupuncture or massage, drug application, and moxibustion. [0005] Sticking therapy: Sticking therapy is guided by the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, applying Chinese herbal medicine preparations to the skin, pores, acupoints and local lesions. It belongs to the external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. [0006] Cough is a lung system disease named after coughing symptoms, which is very common in clinic. Cough is said by sound, and cough i...

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Problems solved by technology

The persistent cough seriously affects the physical and mental health and life of the child, and also brings additional economic burdens to the family and society. Western medicine has no specific treatment, and mostly treats cough and expectorant drugs, anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic drugs, etc., but The curative effect is not good, and there are even disadvantages of abusing antibiotics and cough medicines, potentially increasing the risk of adverse reactions

[0008] In addition, children suffering from exogenous cough have difficulties in long-term injections and oral administration of drugs, and the drugs are irritating to the gastrointestinal tract or are easily decomposed and inactivated by digestive juices and liver.