How is salivary gland disease treated

Update Date: 2025-04-12 Source: Network

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The salivary gland is a compound tubulovesicular gland with thin capsule. The gland parenchyma is divided into many lobules, which are composed of branching ducts and terminal acini. Alveoli, the secretory part of the gland, are vesicular or tubulovesicular, composed of a single layer of cubic or conical gland cells. How to treat salivary gland disease.

How is salivary gland disease treated

First: Qingdai Niuhuang powder: Qingdai 12g, artificial Niuhuang 12g, Zijin 6G, wild chrysanthemum 60g. Yanmo Chengsan oral, 2-3 g each time, 3 times a day, after meals. Curative effect: the hospital uses this prescription to treat many cases of pancreatic cancer, which has certain curative effect.

Second, 60-120g of Sedum PLATYPHYLLUM (fresh) and 90-180g of shepherd's purse (fresh). Yinhua 15g, Houttuynia 30g, Baimaoteng 30g, shepherd's purse 30g, Muxiang 9g, Ophiopogon japonicus 9g, Yuanhu 9g, Sedum chinense 60g. Dangshen 9g, Baishao 9g, Fuling 9g, Muxiang 9g, Danshen 9g, zedoary 9g, Ophiopogon japonicus 9g, Agkistrodon acutus 9g, Baimaoteng 30g, Yinhua 15g, Danggui 6G, Baizhu 6G. The three groups of prescriptions were used alternately for 2-3 weeks. Curative effect: 1 case took medicine for 4 months, the pain disappeared, 2 years later, there was still a tumor.

Third: folk prescription: ① 250 grams of Sedum sarmentosum, 150 grams of shepherd's purse, fried soup instead of tea, drinking for many times. One dose per day for one to three months. (2) fresh rat tooth half branch (viz. Sedum lineatum) 60-120 g, fresh shepherd's purse 90-180 g, dry product halved. Take it separately in the morning and evening.

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Myoepithelial cells were found between glandular cells and basement membrane, and between part of ductal epithelium and basement membrane. The contraction of myoepithelial cells contributes to the discharge of acinar secretions. There are three types of acini: serous, mucinous and mixed. The disease is usually caused by direct bacterial infection of glands.