CN1181975A - Injection for varicose vein - Google Patents

Injection for varicose vein Download PDF

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CN1181975A
CN1181975A CN 97118159 CN97118159A CN1181975A CN 1181975 A CN1181975 A CN 1181975A CN 97118159 CN97118159 CN 97118159 CN 97118159 A CN97118159 A CN 97118159A CN 1181975 A CN1181975 A CN 1181975A
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The injection is recompounded by using alpha-chymotrypsin as main component, glucose injection as solvent, and vitamin C and liquiritin as supplementary material. When injected into local vein with pathological change, it can cure varicose vein of the most patients in only once injection and has effective rate of 100%. Treatment with the said injection results no damage to skin and has low cost.

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Injection for varicose vein
The present invention relates to a kind of cirsoid local injection medication that is used for the treatment of.
Treatment varicosis adopts the operation method of exfoliation more at present, or laser radiation, and the former patient trauma greatly, easily causes hemorrhage, and non-critically ill patient is difficult for accepting.Laser therapy is effective in cure to slight patient, but to than heavy patient's weak curative effect.
Purpose of the present invention overcomes above-mentioned the deficiencies in the prior art exactly, and a kind of injection for varicose vein of simple and easy to do and determined curative effect is provided.
Through clinical observation and research for many years, we think that the cirsoid cause of disease has intravenous nutrition to lack, work is stood in work excessively, for a long time, have a cold humidity, and reason such as venous valve functional defect, be mainly sliding flesh of vein tube wall ring-shaped flat and interior elastic force film elasticity reduction, tube wall transition expansion, vein is intrinsic pressure in addition increase for a long time due to, only a few is due to the varicosis proximal occlusion.Thereby, it is main that the present invention adopts the medicine α pancreas Chymosin that can promote the vein tube wall to reply, strengthen tube wall elasticity and venous pressure holding capacity fast, with the glucose injection is solvent, auxiliary to have composite the forming of medicine vitamin C, glycyrrhizin of disease-resistant change vein degeneration necrosis effect, varicosis is carried out the local injection treatment, obtained better curative effect.
The present invention by the concrete prescription of an injection is:
α pancreas Chymosin 0.5mg
Vitamin C 0.75g
Glycyrrhizin 3ml
Adding 5% glucose again makes total amount to 20ml.
The present invention is a kind of compound preparation, acid-base value rationally, have no side effect.Inject the local patholoic change intravenous during use, and must not inject the normal vein blood vessel of whole body, ampoule is that 1-4 props up, i.e. 20-80ml.Show that through clinical application for many years the present invention is very simple and convenient, the Most patients injection once can be cured, and effective percentage is 100%, and cure rate is higher than 90%.Treatment back skin is excellent, and medical expense is cheap.Occurred local suppurative infection as the patient, should use antibiotic therapy earlier, made to infect and to adopt the present invention to control furuncle after controlled.

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1, a kind of injection for varicose vein, it is main it is characterized in that adopting α pancreas Chymosin, is solvent with the glucose injection, auxiliary with vitamin C, glycyrrhizin is composite forms.
2, injection for varicose vein as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that by the prescription of an injection being:
α pancreas Chymosin 0.5mg
Vitamin C 0.75g
Glycyrrhizin 3ml
Adding 5% glucose again makes total amount to 20ml.
CN97118159A 1997-10-07 1997-10-07 Injection for varicose vein Expired - Fee Related CN1063090C (en)

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