Appendicitis No. 1 Anti-inflammatory Tablets,*Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Preparations*.,Acute, chronic, and suppurative appendicitis.
Appendicitis No. 1 Anti-inflammatory Tablets
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Formulas Name : Appendicitis No. 1 Anti-inflammatory Tablets
Chinese Name : 阑尾一号消炎片
Drug Formulation
Honeysuckle (Jinyinhua) 125g, Isatis Leaf (Daqingye) 125g, Patrinia Herb (Baijiangcao) 125g, Dandelion (Pugongying) 125g, Chinese Melia Fruit (Chuanlianzi) 25g, Raw Rhubarb (Sheng Dahuang) 37.5g, Wood Fragrance (Muxiang) 37.5g, Winter Melon Seeds (Dongguaren) 37.5g,Peach Kernel 25g, Red Peony Root 50g, Scutellaria Root 37.5g, Talc Powder 15g, Red Vine 125g.
Source
*Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Preparations*.
Processing
Dry the Honeysuckle, Red Vine, Raw Rhubarb, Wood Fragrance, Red Peony Root, and Scutellaria root; grind them into a fine powder and sieve through a 120-mesh sieve. Separately, prepare the Isatis Leaf, Patrinia Herb, Dandelion, Chinese Melia Fruit, Winter Melon Seeds, and Peach Kernels.Decoct twice, each time for 2 hours after reaching a boil; combine the decoctions, filter, and concentrate to 400 mL. Mix thoroughly with the powdered herbs, pass through a 16-mesh sieve, form into granules, dry at a temperature below 60°C, add talc powder and mix thoroughly, then compress into tablets weighing 0.5 g each.
Benefits
Acute, chronic, and suppurative appendicitis.
Instructions for Use
Take 10–15 tablets orally three times daily.
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Appendicitis No. 1 Anti-inflammatory Tablets,Acute, chronic, and suppurative appendicitis.