Traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating calculus and acute attacking symptoms caused by calculus

Abstract

A traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating calculus and acute attacking symptoms caused by the calculus comprises the following components in proportion by mass: 30-50 g of Radix Rosae Normalis, 30-50 g of Herba Lysimachiae, 15-25 g of dandelion, 15-25 g of Folium Pyrrosiae, 15-25 g of Herba Plantaginis, 6-9 g of brown sugar, 3-6 g of old tea leaves, 6-9 g of Misgurni anguillicaudati powder and 1.5-3 g of Endothelium Corneum Gigeriae Galli powder. A preparation method of the traditional Chinese medicine formula comprises the following steps: (1) placing the Radix Rosae Normalis, the Herba Lysimachiae, the Herba Taraxaci, the Folium Pyrrosiae, the Herba Plantaginis, the brown sugar and the old tea leaves in a marmite in proportion by mass, adding water and decocting for 30 minutes, removing residues and taking liquid medicine; (2) respectively taking Misgurni anguillicaudati and Endothelium Corneum Gigeriae Galli in proportion, drying and grinding into powder, adding the powder into the liquid medicine, mixing to obtain the final product. A patient orally takes one dose of the traditional Chinese medicine formula every day. The traditional Chinese medicine formula has effects of softening and resolving hard masses, inducing diuresis for treating stranguria syndrome, softening and removing calculus, clearing away heat and removing toxic substances, and diminishing inflammation and stopping pain; various symptoms such as acute bile and kidney colic pain, inflammation and hydronephrosis which are caused by gallstone and lithangiuria; the calculus can be softened and removed effectively after a patient orally takes the traditional Chinese medicine formula for a long time; and surgery is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an improved ancestral traditional Chinese medicine formula, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine formula for treating gallbladder, urinary calculi and the resulting gallbladder and kidney colic, inflammation, hydronephrosis and other diseases in the acute stage. Background technique [0002] Calculus usually refers to solid lumps formed in the lumen of ducts in the body or in the lumen of luminal organs. They are commonly found in the gallbladder, bladder, and renal pelvis, and are composed of inorganic salts or organic matter. There is generally a core in the stone, which is composed of exfoliated epithelial cells, bacterial masses, parasite eggs or worms, fecal matter or foreign matter, and inorganic salts or organic matter are deposited on the core layer by layer. Stones can cause luminal obstruction, affect the drainage of fluid from the affected organs, and cause symptoms such as pain, bleeding, or secondary inf...

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[0005] Calculus is a common and frequently-occurring disease with a high incidence rate. Surgical treatment not only brings great pain to the patient's body and mind, but also requires high treatment costs and is prone to relapse. At present, there is still a lack of clinical methods that can quickly and effectively alleviate the complications of calculus. Acute attack, but also a drug that can safely, effectively and economically expel stones

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