External traditional Chinese medicine patch for treating cerebral dysplasia and cerebral nerve injury and improving cerebral ischemia and anoxia as well as preparation

Abstract

The invention discloses an external traditional Chinese medicine patch for treating cerebral dysplasia and cerebral nerve injury and improving cerebral ischemia and anoxia. The patch mainly comprisesthe following raw material components in parts by weight: 5-10 parts of antler powder, 15-25 parts of radix rehmanniae preparata, 10-15 parts of tortoise plastron, 5-10 parts of fructus amomi, 20-30 parts of crude dragon bone, 5-15 parts of rhizoma acori graminei, 5-15 parts of Chinese wolfberry, 5-10 parts of roasted polygala tenuifolia, 5-10 parts of salvia miltiorrhiza and fructus alpiniae oxyphyllae. According to the traditional Chinese medicine patch, all the medicines need to be used together and supplement one another to achieve the effects of promoting blood circulation to remove bloodstasis, strengthening tendons and bones, dredging channels and collaterals, nourishing liver and kidney, restoring consciousness and benefiting marrow, and starting from blood circulation promotion,collateral dredging, liver and kidney nourishing and autoimmune balance adjustment, the coordinated movement capacity of limbs can be recovered while both symptoms and root causes are treated and brain injury is recovered. The selected medicinal materials of the product are common medicinal materials, the preparation process is simple and convenient, the use is convenient, and the product has a very good application prospect for cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury and other symptoms caused by ischemia and hypoxia and cerebral dysplasia.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of external application of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to an external Chinese medicinal patch which can be used to improve brain ischemia and hypoxia, promote brain development and treat brain damage, and a preparation method of the traditional Chinese medicinal patch. Background technique [0002] Cerebral palsy, referred to as cerebral palsy, is a disabling disease mainly caused by central motor dysfunction and abnormal posture due to various reasons. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it the "five late, five soft, and five hard" symptoms. The onset of cerebral palsy involves motor function, and may also be accompanied by varying degrees of mental retardation, abnormal behavior, sensory impairment, and other abnormalities. The Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine divides cerebral palsy into 6 types: spastic, involuntary movement, tonic, ataxia, hypotonic, and mixed. Modern medic...

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Problems solved by technology

During the clinical treatment and rehabilitation of cerebral palsy, we found that neurotrophic drugs such as gangliosides and mouse nerves currently used by Western medicine are slow to take effect, and are only effective for young children with cerebral palsy, and the older they are, the worse the effect is; some Oral Chinese medicine decoctions are more irritating to the liver and stomach of children with cerebral palsy who are in the stage of organ development, and may cause some side effects such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, and poor appetite in children, and oral decoctions will affect the properties of the medicine and reduce the therapeutic effect of the medicine

In addition, simply doing rehabilitation training is not a permanent cure for cerebral palsy. You can only move muscles and joints passively. It cannot fundamentally improve the damage of the central motor nerve in the brain and restore the brain's ability to control the limbs. Even if there is a temporary effect , once the rehabilitation training is stopped, the function of the limbs will gradually degenerate, and it is impossible to really get rid of the abnormal posture

[0005] Moreover, long-term rehabilitation training and nutritional injections are costly and require a lot of energy and manpower. Many families of children with cerebral palsy often give up because they cannot afford long-term, high-intensity, and slow-effect rehabilitation training. Treatment of children with cerebral palsy