Bedsore treatment liquid with centipede and preparation method thereof

Abstract

Disclosed is an externally-used medicinal liquor for treating bedsore and its preparing process, wherein the constituents of the medicament include (by weight ratio) centipede 20-40%, Chinese angelica root 10-30%, phellodendron bark 20-40%, and coptis root 10-30%. The medicinal liquor can be used for treating burns and scalds, eczema, dermitis and tinea.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a medicine for treating bedsores and burns and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Decubitus ulcers are chronic ulcers that result from prolonged illness, infirmity, long-term bed rest, and pressure on the affected part. It is more common in coma, hemiplegia, lower limb paralysis or bedridden patients, and it is more likely to occur in places that are prone to compression, such as the back spine, tail sacrum, hip, heel and other bony protrusions. Mild cases are usually treated with decubitus ointment to a certain extent, while severe cases fester and do not heal after a long time. At the beginning, the skin of the compressed part had damaged surface or small brown erythema; black carrion gradually formed; the surrounding skin was dark red, lacking luster and elasticity; Pain, the necrotic tissue forms a clear boundary with the surrounding area, and the s...

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Problems solved by technology

However, these drugs all have problems such as: slow effect, need to change dressings or easy to leave scars, etc.