RU2040267C1 - Method for curing maxillary sinusitis - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves administering a solution obtained from fresh juices of cyclamen root crop, herb and root of celandine and 70% alcohol water solution taken in the following proportion in g: Persian or alpic cyclamen root crop juice 55-65, fresh juice of herb and root of celandine 25-35, alcohol 5-15. EFFECT: enhanced effectiveness in curing maxillar sinusitis without any complications and side effects.

Description

 The invention relates to medicine and relates to a medicine used to treat acute and chronic inflammation of the sinuses.

 Various drugs are known for the treatment of sinusitis. In particular, in acute sinusitis, intramuscular antibiotics are used, vasoconstrictors are instilled into the nose, or antibiotics are administered by inhalation of aerosols. In chronic sinusitis, treatment is usually complex, aimed at eliminating the cause of the inflammatory process in the sinus. Of the drugs used sollux.

 Nasal sinuses are also rinsed, followed by the introduction of proteolytic enzymes with antibiotics. (Handbook of a practical doctor. / Under the editorship of prof. A.I. Vorobyov. M. Medicine, 1982, p. 543-544).

 However, all the means used for this pathology require their prolonged use, while they are used, as a rule, not independently, but in combination with other therapeutic drugs or physiotherapeutic methods with UHF currents, a blue light lamp.

 In some especially severe cases, it is necessary to resort to surgical intervention, which is a traumatic, painful procedure for the patient.

 As for the treatment of sinusitis with drugs administered intramuscularly, for example, trypsin, then after its administration soreness and hyperemia may occur at the injection site, allergic reactions, and fever. When treating with these drugs, complications are possible. (Mashkovsky M.D. Medicines. M. Medicine, 1987, p. 53).

 When using antibiotics, various side effects are observed. Some patients, especially those with hypersensitivity, experience headaches, fever, hives, rashes on the skin and mucous membranes, eosinophilia and other allergic reactions.

 When using large doses of antibiotics, neurotoxic phenomena (nausea, vomiting, increased reflex excitability, etc.) can be observed.

 Antibiotic drugs have a number of contraindications.

 Known means for the treatment of sinusitis using a herbal preparation of potatoes.

 The objective of the invention is the development of such a tool that would be effective for short periods of treatment, had a wide spectrum of action, practically did not give side effects and did not cause complications in its use, and the use for therapeutic purposes was simple, painless and widely available.

The problem is solved using the means for the treatment of sinusitis based on products of plant origin, g: fresh root juice of Persian or Alpine cyclamen 65-75; fresh juice of grass and root of a large celandine 15-25; ethyl alcohol 70 ^about 5-15.

 The ingredients of the proposed funds are selected in such a way that their combined use provides a quick and effective effect on the pathological focus, and it is this kit that makes it possible to obtain the necessary complex of biologically active substances that have a therapeutic effect.

 All the ingredients included in the composition are products of plant origin, and therefore the likelihood of its side effects is much less than that of drugs synthetically synthesized. In this case, the use of the drug showed that individual intolerance of its constituent components is excluded.

 Thus, the task is solved by an integrated approach, while all of these ingredients and the prescribed amounts and when used together allow to achieve a therapeutic effect in the shortest possible time, i.e. within 1-5 days, rarely 7 days.

 The composition for the treatment of sinusitis is obtained as follows.

 The cleaned and washed fresh cyclamen root crops are finely chopped (for example, tinder on a grater) and the resulting liquid gruel is carefully filtered through a dense elastic nylon fabric. The obtained purified root juice is kept in a tightly closed container in the refrigerator for 3 days.

 Fresh grass and celandine root, collected in the flowering phase of the plant at any time of the day, are cleaned of last year's dried leaves, washed in running cold water and dried from moisture. Then fresh raw materials are crushed, for example, by passing through a meat grinder. The resulting liquid slurry is filtered, separating the juice from the crushed particles of raw materials, and the purified juice is kept first in an open container of dark glass for 40 minutes at room temperature, and then in a closed container for 5-6 days. After that, the container is carefully opened and left open for 1 h so that the gas accumulated in the liquid evaporates. Then the container is closed and after 10-15 days the procedure for releasing the juice from the gases accumulated in it is repeated, after which the liquid is thoroughly filtered and the juice clean of sludge is mixed with cyclamen juice. To the resulting mixture of juices, 70-degree ethanol is added as a stabilizer and preservative.

 Store liquid in a closed container in a dark, cool place or in the refrigerator. From time to time, the container is opened so that the gas formed in the juice is finally evaporated.

 Shelf life up to 6 months without loss of healing properties.

The specified composition obtained the following composition, which was used later in the treatment of sinusitis, g:
fresh root juice of Persian or alpine cyclamen 70
fresh grass juice and large celandine root 20
70 degree ethyl alcohol
The resulting mixture has a detrimental effect on bacteria and has a therapeutic effect in the treatment of sinusitis. In this case, 2-3 drops are instilled into each nostril 2 times a day (in the morning and at night). Depending on the severity of the disease, the course of treatment is from 3-4 instillations (1-2 days) to 5 days, less often up to a week.

 PRI me R 1. Patient C. 59 years. He suffered from sinusitis for 17 years. During the illness, 37 punctures were performed, but this procedure did not lead to a cure. After 5 sessions of the introduction of the proposed funds, the signs of the disease disappeared. The patient was observed for 7 years. There was no relapse of the disease.

 PRI me R 2. Patient S. 69 years. He suffered from sinusitis for 12 years. He underwent surgery on the bridge of the nose (curvature). I did punctures 27 times. All these manipulations did not yield positive results. After 4 days of treatment (2 drops 2 times a day), the signs of the disease disappeared. Observation for two years did not reveal a relapse of the disease.

 PRI me R 3. Patient T. 41 years. He suffered from sinusitis for 9 years. In this case, a severe headache was observed. After 4 injections of the proposed composition, the signs of the disease disappeared. Over the next 3 years, a relapse of the disease was not observed.

 Tests of the proposed composition were carried out on approximately 1-1.2 thousand patients. Including 20 patients in the Ozyorsk Central District Hospital. With all indications, a positive therapeutic effect was noted.

 The proposed composition is highly effective in the treatment of this disease, it does not cause side effects and complications. Relapse of the disease was not observed in any of the cases.

Claims (1)

Means for the treatment of sinusitis based on a plant component, characterized in that it contains fresh juices of Persian or Alpine cyclamen root, grass and large celandine root and 70 ^o ethanol in the following ratio of components, g:
Fresh Persian or Alpine cyclamen root juice 65 75
Fresh grass juice and large celandine root 15 25
Ethyl alcohol 70 ^o 5 5