Thromboxone is an injection of traditional Chinese medicine, the main component of which is Panax ginseng total saponin, which has the function of activating blood and dispelling phlegm, dilating blood vessels and improving blood circulation. In clinical practice, it is mainly used for ischemic cerebrovascular disease, including the acute and post-acute phases of cerebrovascular disease, and also for posterior circulation ischemia or cerebral blood supply deficiency, and ophthalmology can also be used for central retinal vein blockage, internal ophthalmopathy, etc. Generally one is 5ml, often used clinically by intravenous infusion, available 2-5ml, used after dilution with 10% glucose injection 250ml, 500ml, once a day. Adverse reactions are mainly allergic rash. If used in high doses, it is important to pay attention to the changes in the patient’s blood pressure and is not recommended for patients with low blood pressure. Individual patients may experience chest tightness and nausea if the input is too fast, so care should be taken to slow down the drip rate. Individual patients may also experience localized skin redness and swelling, which is generally mild and need not be discontinued, and cold compresses can be applied to the affected area. In conclusion, thromboxane is a kind of Chinese medicine injection, which is mainly a kind of blood-activating drug.