Eggs and method for treating infantile cough

Abstract

The invention discloses eggs and a method for treating infantile cough. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) adding unibract fritillary bulb, loquat fruit and water into a casserole, boiling the materials, then adding eggs, boiling the eggs with a slow fire for 10-15min, then taking out the eggs, shucking the eggs, uniformly pricking 8-12 holes on the shucked eggs with a toothpick, andputting the eggs into the casserole again, and continuously boiling the eggs with a warm fire for 8-12min to obtain the cooked eggs after drug penetration; (2) grinding platycodon roots to obtain platycodon root powder; and (3) rapidly rolling the cooked eggs treated in the step (1) in the platycodon root powder to obtain the eggs for treating cough. In the early stage of infantile cough, the eggs for treating cough are quickly wrapped with gauze or a scarf, and immediately tied to the neck of an infant, and the eggs are fixed to the throat of the infant. Of course, the eggs can also be tiedto the neck in advance for prevention in an alternating cold and warm period prone to cold and cough. The eggs provided by the invention achieve a better treatment effect on infantile cough through external therapy without taking medicine, injection and intravenous drip, and has no side effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, and relates to a method for treating cough, in particular to an egg and the method for treating infant cough. Background technique [0002] Cough is one of the most common diseases of human beings, and it mostly occurs when cold and warm alternate. Due to the low physiological immune function of children, coughing in children can often cause symptoms of fever. Fever refers to the direct action of pyrogens on the temperature regulation center, dysfunction of the body temperature center, or excessive heat production and reduced heat dissipation caused by various reasons, resulting in A condition in which body temperature rises above the normal range. There is no symptomatic medicine for children's cold, fever and cough in Western medicine. Antibiotics, drips or antipyretics are often used, which often only superficially achieve the purpose of reducing fever. Or antipyretics,...

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There is no symptomatic medicine for children's cold, fever and cough in Western medicine. Antibiotics, drips or antipyretics are often used, which often only superficially achieve the purpose of reducing fever. Or antipyretics, can not immediately relieve the pain of children, and there are some side effects, which is not conducive to the health of children

In particular, infants and children basically do not cooperate with treatment plans such as laboratory tests, medication, injections, and drips. However, if infants and children are not treated in time, they are prone to bronchitis, pneumonia, and even convulsions, causing infants and their parents to suffer.

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