Gastropathy treating aromatic Chinese medicine

Abstract

The gastropathy treating aromatic Chinese medicine is prepared with seven kinds of Chinese medicinal materials, including Radix tinospoae, tsaoko, twoflower micromeria herb, aucklandia root, thickleaf croton root, etc. It is suitable for treating various kinds of gastritis and gastric ulcer and preventing gastric cancer. It has short treating period, high curative rate, less recurrence, no toxic side effect and delightful faint scent.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of Chinese herbal medicine combination medicine, in particular to a scented Chinese medicine for treating stomach diseases. Background technique [0002] Stomach is an important organ that directly absorbs five grains, performs digestion, absorbs essence, and nourishes the whole body. All grains, vegetables and meat are ingested in the stomach. Cold, heat, hunger and distension are all received by the stomach. Poor diet or lack of restraint will cause damage to the stomach . In addition, excessive thinking or restless temperament will lead to liver stagnation and spleen deficiency. For a long time, the appetite will be lost. When Western medicine was introduced into China, the side effects of the medicines were serious, and those taken internally first acted on the stomach, which was also an important cause of stomach problems. Therefore, gastropathy is one of diseases with the highest incidence rate in my...

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Problems solved by technology

In the current treatment technology, Western medicine mainly focuses on analgesia and anti-inflammation. Since the stomach is always in a state of peristalsis and friction, treatment is performed under working conditions, and the adhesion and absorption of drugs are poor, so it can only relieve temporary pain. The anti-inflammatory effect is not obvious, and the recurrence rate is very high. Long-term application of the drug has a large side effect and dependence, and it is easy to bring various discomforts to the patient; Chinese herbal medicine decoction is mostly used in the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and there is no special effective prescription, and the curative effect progresses slowly. , the course of treatment is long, and it is troublesome to take, which affects work and life. Patients are unwilling to continue treatment after a little relief, and the recurrence rate is relatively high. Recently, some Chinese patent medicines have appeared on the market, including pills and tablets. There are also powders, which are more convenient to carry and take, but their curative effects are not satisfactory enough.