What Are the Different Types of Myositis Treatment?
Differentiation Qi and Yin deficiency, Yin deficiency heat.
Myositis
- Differentiation Qi and Yin deficiency, Yin deficiency heat.
- Governing Law Yiqi, nourishing yin, cooling blood.
- [Fang name] Jiawei Yiqi Liangxue Soup.
- Composition 12 g of raw land, 9 g of comfrey, 6 g of tannin, 30 g of ground bone, 15 g of tortoise shell, 15 g of beetle, 9 g of ginseng, 9 g of north ginseng, 9 g of Ophiopogon, astragalus 12 G, Codonopsis 12 g, Atractylodes 9 g, and Yam 12 g.
- [Usage] Shuijianbi, 1 dose daily, 3 times daily.
- Xiaobian recommended:
- Traditional Chinese medicine prescription for systemic skin keratosis
- Neurodermatitis Chinese medicine prescription
- Six doses of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for urticaria
- Chinese medicine prescription for folliculitis
- [Source] Xia Shaonong Fang.
- Myositis
- * Refers to inflammation of muscle fibers and connective tissue between muscle fibers.
- (I) Cause
- * Traumatic myositis is the most common type in clinic. It causes damage to muscle tissue due to vehicle collision, slipping, falling, biting and other reasons. Non-open or aseptic inflammation is common.
- * Pyogenic myositis is caused by pyogenic bacteria such as staphylococcus, streptococcus, and E. coli invading muscle tissue. It usually occurs in open lesions, infections, cellulitis, inadequate intramuscular disinfection, or injection of irritating drugs.
- (Two) symptoms
- * Traumatic or aseptic myositis: marked swelling of the affected area, warm and painful touch, and hanginess.
- * Purulent myositis: The affected part is hot and painful and swollen. If it is open, it is a suppurative infection; if it is not open, it will gradually form an abscess.
- (Three) treatment
- * Early restriction of traumatic or aseptic myositis, cold compresses, oral or injection of antipyretic analgesics. After 24 to 48 hours, it was irradiated with infrared, TDP, and Zhou Lin spectrum analyzer.
- * The treatment of suppurative myositis is the same as the treatment of suppurative wounds and abscesses.