Brief introduction of traditional Chinese medicine granules

Traditional Chinese medicine granules are developed on the basis of decoction and syrup. It began to appear in 1970s, and it is also called dry syrup because of the large proportion of sucrose in auxiliary materials. Later, it was called granule, because it appeared in block form, but it can be taken as granule. This dosage form is easy to carry and take, and it developed at an annual rate of 4 1.9% in the industrial production of traditional Chinese medicine in the 1980s. China Pharmacopoeia 1995 redefines "granule" in 1990 as "granule", which makes the definition of granule more scientific.