KR20190037779A - Chinese medicine for treating children constipation - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a Chinese medicine for treating children constipation containing: Taraxacum platycarpum, Cyathula officinalis, Magnolia figo, Ophiopogon japonicas, Panax ginseng, Tussilago farfara, and honey. The Chinese medicine for treating children constipation provided in the present invention has a special effect for treating child constipation and has a low possibility of recurrence after healing.

Description

{CHINESE MEDICINE FOR TREATING CHILDREN CONSTIPATION}

The present invention relates to a herbal medicine for treating child constipation and a method for producing the same.

Constipation is usually caused by changes in bowel regulation, manifested by dry, hard feces and long bowel time intervals (> 2 days), or by the inability to discharge fecal matter even if there is a need for bowel movement. Children's constipation is usually classified as transient or chronic, and in the case of newborns, the time of first meconium release should be recorded. There are a number of factors that cause child constipation, including ingestion of inadequate food, inadequate food intake, lack of scientific and proper bowel movements, dependence on intestinal lubricants and enema, harmful stimuli caused by medication side effects, and mental factors do. Clinical manifestations of child constipation include reduced number of bowel movements in children, dry and hard excrement, difficult bowel movements and anal pain, abdominal distension and lower abdomen dullness, recurrent and frequent farts. Occasionally, excretion causes scarring of the intestinal mucosa or anus causing hemorrhage, so that a small amount of blood or mucosa can be present on the surface of the excreta. Prolonged constipation can lead to hemorrhoids or rectal prolapse. Long-term stays in the intestinal tract may cause reflexes to systemic symptoms, such as discouragement, anorexia, weakness, dizziness, and headache. Inadequate intake over a long period of time causes malnutrition, making constipation worse, and a vicious cycle. Prolonged stay of feces in the rectum causes local inflammation and the patient feels pressure. Occasionally, children with constipation have a desire to breathe but can not breathe cool at once, resulting in an increased number of bowel movements. With respect to severe constipation, excretion can be localized, and intestinal secretions can flow automatically around dry faeces, which is exactly like a fecal incontinence. Constipation is a common cause of intestinal pain. Occasionally, children with severe constipation may experience acute abdominal pain. First, they discharge stinky wastes after excretion of hard feces. Such symptoms are called "RE JIE PANG LIU" .

During physical examinations, abdominal aphid can be found, and the mass of excrement remaining in the S phase colon can be found by touching the lower quadrant of the left, and the excrement mass will disappear after the bowel wash. An anus facilitation test can promote a mass of thick, hard feces in patients with constipation in the rectum, and colon constipation is clearly diagnosed when the rectum is empty. Often, after an accelerated examination, a large amount of excreta and gas is released upon the expansion of the anus, and symptoms may disappear with it, after which organic intestinal obstruction may be ruled out. The examiner should pay attention to the presence or absence of crissum crevices, whether there is local skin infection and diaper rash. Fecal incontinence proves if there is fecal contamination at the location of the excreta and perineal area as the underwear becomes contaminated. It should be noted that whether the child patient has signs of rickets or hypothyroidism.

In the prior art, the usual method of treating constipation in children is to use an external medicine, such as glycerin enema, to temporarily relieve constipation symptoms, but it can not completely eliminate constipation, while the external medicine, such as glycerin enema, Use can cause drug dependence and can even lead to habitual constipation. Therefore, it is necessary to achieve the technical effect of stimulating and improving the child's own defecation ability and treating child constipation.

Disclosure of the Invention The object of the present invention is to provide a herbal medicine for child constipation, which is capable of eradicating child constipation and having an excellent comprehensive pharmaceutical property and an excellent therapeutic effect for child constipation. The herb medicine according to the present invention is produced by taking Dandlion as a main raw material, and combines the effects of traditional medicinal materials and research achievements of modern pharmacology.

In one embodiment, the present invention provides a method of treating or preventing a disease selected from the group consisting of Dandlion, Cyathula officinalis, Michelia Figo, Ophiopogon japonicus, Ginseng, Flos farfarae and Honey. The present invention provides a herbal medicine for treating constipation.

In another embodiment, the invention further provides

Dandelion, dandelion, camphor, lobulus, ginseng, Kantouhwa, and honey were mixed according to the corresponding ratio, ethyl alcohol at 85% concentration was added, repeated ultrasonic extraction was performed at 50-60 ° C, Collecting all of the solution to obtain an extract solution;

Concentrating the extract solution in vacuo and drying to obtain a solid ointment;

Pulverizing the solid ointment to obtain an ultrafine powder having a particle size of 350-400 mesh and obtaining a capsule content;

And encapsulating the contents of the capsule in a capsule shell to obtain an end product of herbal medicine for child constipation treatment.

The herbal medicine is administered as follows:

Herein, capsules each having a 1 g capsule content packaged therein are taken, for example, by oral administration.

For children 1 to 3 years old, the capsule contents are removed from the capsules, divided into two identical portions, and two identical portions (after dissolving in warm water) after breakfast and after dinner, respectively.

For children 3-4 years of age, one capsule is administered once daily after meals; If the child is unable to swallow, remove the contents of the capsule from the capsule, dissolve in a small amount of warm water, and administer. A small amount of sugar can be added to improve taste.

For children aged 4-6, 1-2 capsules are taken once daily after meals; If the child is unable to swallow, remove the contents of the capsule from the capsule, dissolve in a small amount of warm water, and administer.

For children aged 7-12 years, 1-2 capsules should be given twice a day after meals.

For children over the age of 12, 1-2 capsules are administered three times a day after meals.

The herbal medicine for child constipation provided in the present invention has a special effect for treating child constipation and has a low possibility of recurrence after healing. In addition, the present invention has the technical effect of further reducing the intestinal tract.

Other features and advantages of the present invention will be described in detail in the following specific embodiments.

Detailed Description of the Embodiments

Without losing the generality, the present invention discloses herbal medicines for treating constipation in children, including dandelion, chrysanthemum, tamarifen, lobulus, ginseng, kantong, and honey.

Preferably, according to a preferred technical solution of the present invention, the herbal medicine for child constipation is dandelion 20-30, dandelion 10-20, dandelion 10-20, lobular dandelion 4-10, ginseng 4- 10, Kantouhua 4-8 and Honey 3-6.

Preferably, according to a preferred technical solution of the present invention, the herbal medicine for child constipation includes dandelion 25, chrysanthemum 12, tamoxifen 11, lobule cornflower 4, ginseng 4, Kantouhua 5 and honey 4 on a weight basis .

Preferably, according to a preferred technical solution of the present invention, the herbal medicine for child constipation comprises dandelion 30, dandelion 18, dandelion 20, lobular dandelion 9, ginseng 8, kantian 6 and honey 6 on a weight basis .

The present invention also relates to a process for the production of dandelion seeds, dandelion seeds, camellia seedlings, lobules, lobsters, ginseng, horticulturists and honey according to the corresponding proportions, adding ethyl alcohol at 85% Collecting all of the individual extraction solutions to obtain an extraction solution;

Concentrating the extract solution in vacuo and drying to obtain a solid ointment;

Pulverizing the solid ointment to obtain an ultrafine powder having a particle size of 350-400 mesh and obtaining a capsule content;

And encapsulating the contents of the capsule in a capsule shell to obtain an end product of the Chinese herbal medicine for treating constipation in children.

The herbal medicine is administered orally in the following manner.

For children 1 to 3 years old, the capsule contents are removed from the capsules, divided into two identical portions, and two identical portions (after dissolving in warm water) after breakfast and after dinner, respectively.

For children 3-4 years of age, one capsule is administered once daily after meals; If the child is unable to swallow, remove the contents of the capsule from the capsule, dissolve in a small amount of warm water, and administer. A small amount of sugar can be added to improve taste.

For children aged 4-6, 1-2 capsules are taken once daily after meals; If the child is unable to swallow, remove the contents of the capsule from the capsule, dissolve in a small amount of warm water, and administer.

For children aged 7-12 years, 1-2 capsules should be given twice a day after meals.

For children over the age of 12, 1-2 capsules are administered three times a day after meals.

The herbal medicine for child constipation provided in the present invention has a special effect for treating child constipation and has a low possibility of recurrence after healing. In addition, the present invention has the technical effect of further reducing the intestinal tract.

In the following, the present invention will be described in more detail by way of examples.

Example  One

Treatment of children younger than 1 year with constipation caused by lack of adequate bowel movements was performed:

Dandelion, Dandelion, Chrysolophyte, Lobulus, Ganoderma lucidum, and Honey were mixed according to the following proportions for the preparation of herbal medicines for child constipation: , Kantouhwa 5, and Honey 4. The method of preparing and administering the Chinese herbal medicine for treating constipation in children is the same as above.

Two days after the continuous administration of the herbal medicine, symptoms of constipation were greatly alleviated, the hardness of the excrement was greatly relaxed, and after another three days of continuous administration of the herbal medicine, constipation was completely eliminated.

Example  2

Treatment of 2-3 years old children with constipation caused by improper ingestion:

Dandelion, dandelion, camphor tree, ginseng, ganghwamun, and honey were mixed according to the following proportions for the preparation of medicinal herbs for child constipation: dandelion 30, camellia 18, camellia 20, , Kantouhwa 6 and honey 6. The method of preparing and administering the Chinese herbal medicine for treating constipation in children is the same as described above.

After 3 days of continuous administration of Chinese herbal medicine, symptoms of constipation were greatly alleviated, the hardness of excretion was largely alleviated, and constipation was completely eliminated after another 5 days of continuous administration of Chinese herbs. The dietary habits of child constipation patients should be controlled within one month of recovery, ie the child should follow diet or not ingest food that is not well digested.

Example  3

Treatment of 4-6 year old children with habitual constipation:

Dandelion, chrysanthemum, lobster, lobule, ginseng, Kantouhwa, and honey were mixed according to the following ratios for the preparation of medicinal herbs for child constipation: dandelion 25, chrysomel 15, tamoxifen 15, , Kantouhwa 6 and honey 4. The method of preparing and administering the Chinese herbal medicine for treating constipation in children is the same as above.

After 3 days of continuous administration of Chinese herbal medicine, symptoms of constipation were greatly alleviated, and the hardness of the excreta was greatly alleviated. After another two days of continuous administration of the Chinese herb medicine, constipation was completely eliminated.

Claims (5)

Herbal medicines for treating constipation in children, including Dandlion, Cyathula officinalis, Michelia Figo, Ophiopogon japonicus, Ginseng, Flos farfarae and Honey. The composition according to claim 1, which comprises, on a weight basis, dandelion 20-30, dandelion 10-20, dandelion 10-20, lobular dandelion 4-10, ginseng 4-10, kantian 4-8 and honey 3-6 Children's constipation herbal medicine. The medicament for treating constipation of childhood according to claim 1, which comprises dandelion 25, chrysanthemum 12, tamoxifen 11, lobule cornflower 4, ginseng 4, Kantouhua 5 and honey 4 on a weight basis. The medicament for treating constipation in child constipation according to claim 1, which comprises dandelion 30, astaxanthin 18, tamoxifen 20, lobidia corn camphor 9, ginseng 8, kantianhua 6 and honey 6 on a weight basis. A method of producing a medicinal herb for treating child constipation according to any one of claims 2 to 4, which comprises mixing dandelion, chrysanthemum, camellia, lobulus, ginseng, Adding ethyl alcohol at a concentration of 50-60 < 0 > C, performing repeated ultrasonic extraction at 50-60 < 0 > C, collecting all of the individual extraction solutions to obtain an extract solution;
Concentrating the extract solution in vacuo and drying to obtain a solid ointment;
Pulverizing the solid ointment to obtain an ultrafine powder having a particle size of 350-400 mesh and obtaining a capsule content;
And packaging the capsule contents in a capsule shell to obtain an end product of herbal medicine for child constipation treatment.