Pharmaceutical suppository composites for fever and influenza and method of producing the composites
OwnerWu-Ching Hsu, Su-Hsien Kenginventors
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Abstract
Pharmaceutical suppository composites for fever and influenza and method of producing them, therefore, are disclosed herein. More particularly, the composites combine all the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine, western medicine, and physical temperature reduction to relieve symptoms of influenza. Poisonous side effects can be avoided by using the disclosed suppositories. The pharmaceutical suppository composites comprise 2,750 g to 3,250 g radix bupleuri scorzonerifolium wild, 1,750 g to 2,250 g flos lonicerae japonicae, 1,950 g to 2,450 g fructus forsythiae, 1,650 g to 2,150 g fructus arctii, 2,550 g to 3,050 g herba schizonepetae, 50 g to 550 g calculus bovis and 870 g to 1,370 g of excipients.
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A pharmaceutical suppository composite for treatment of fever and influenza which comprises 2,750 g to 3,250 g radix bupleuri scorzonerifolium wild, 1,750 g to 2,250 g flos lonicerae japonicae, 1,950 g to 2,450 g fructus forsythiae, 1,650 g to 2,150 g fructus arctii, 2,550 g to 3,050 g herba schizonepetae, 50 g to 550 g calculus bovis, and 870 g to 1,370 g of a suppository excipient.
A method for making a pharmaceutical suppository composite for treatment of fever and influenza comprising the following steps:
- a) adding water to a first mixture containing radix bupleuri scorzonerifolium wild, fructus forsythiae, and herba schizonepetae and distilling the mixture containing said water therein to obtain volatile oil, a post-distillation aqueous solution and gruffs;
- b) mixing said gruffs obtained in step a) with flos lonicerae japonicae and fructus arctii and adding water thereto to form a second mixture and then filtering said second mixture to obtain filtered gruffs and a first decoction;
- c) adding water to said filtered gruffs obtained in step b) to form a third mixture, decocting said third mixture and filtering said third mixture to obtain a second decoction;
- d) mixing said post-distillation aqueous solution obtained in step a) and said first and second decoctions obtained in steps b) and c) to form a fourth mixture, concentrating said fourth mixture to form a concentrated decoction having a density of 1.2-1.25 at 70-80.degree. C. and cooling the concentrated decoction to obtain a concentrated solution;
- e) extracting said concentrated solution obtained in step d) with ethanol to form an extract which is then concentrated and dried to form a dry powder extract;
- f) mixing said dry powder extract obtained in step e) with calculus bovis, said volatile oil and suppository excipients to form a suppository mixture which is then heated and molded to produce said pharmaceutical suppository composite.
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