What are the prescriptions for external application of traditional Chinese medicine to treat lumbar disc herniation?

The problem of lumbar disc herniation affects and troubles many people, especially some middle-aged and elderly people, who are more vulnerable to these diseases. Therefore, in order to effectively reduce the adverse effects it has on our health, the use of drugs is necessary. Now, the external application of Chinese medicine to treat lumbar disc herniation is a relatively common method. The following is an introduction to the specific formula.

1. The composition of the Chinese medicine prescription for external application is 30 grams of raw Chuanwu, 30 grams of raw Caowu, 30 grams of papaya, 30 grams of Radix Pennisetum, 30 grams of Radix Angelicae Pubescentis, 20 grams of safflower, 30 grams of Liangmianzhen, 30 grams of Millettia reticulata, 30 grams of Euonymus japonicus, 30 grams of Corydalis yanhusuo, 30 grams of raw rhubarb, 30 grams of Chuanduan, and 10 grams of camphor. Take one dose per day, and one course of treatment is 4 weeks. For those in the acute stage or more serious stage, intravenous drip of mannitol plus hormones and manual massage can be used.

2. Method of external application of Chinese medicine: Grind the Chinese medicine into powder, stir-fry it in a pan, add a little anti-edema and analgesic essence, put it into a small cloth bag, and apply hot compress to the waist. Apply it twice a day for 1 to 2 hours each time. Heat the Chinese medicine in the middle and then apply it again.

3. Keep your waist warm and try not to catch cold. Wear a waist belt (waist protector) around your waist during the day to strengthen the protection of your waist and back, and at the same time help the recovery of lumbar spondylosis.

4. Do not bend over or do strenuous movements (such as mopping the floor...) during normal times. Try to stay in bed and rest during the acute attack period. Even after the pain period is relieved, pay attention to proper rest and avoid overwork to avoid aggravating the pain.

5. Do not bend over when lifting heavy objects. You should squat down first to pick up the heavy object, then stand up slowly, trying not to bend over. 5. Try to stay in bed and rest during the acute attack period, and also after the pain period is relieved. Pay attention to proper rest and avoid overwork to avoid aggravating the pain.

6. In your daily diet, eat more foods high in calcium, such as milk, dairy products, dried shrimps, kelp, sesame paste, and soy products are also rich in calcium. Eating them regularly is also beneficial for calcium supplementation. Pay attention to the nutritional structure.