Externally used paste for treating wound, osteomyelitis and preparing method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides an externally used paste for treating trauma and osteomyelitis and a preparation method. The indigents of the invention and the proportioning by weight are as following: angelica of 15 to 40, notopterygium root of 15 to 40, Pubescent Angelica Root of 15 to 40, angelica dahurica of 12 to 35, rhubarb of 12 to 25, cassia twig of 15 to 40, sanguisorba of 12 to 30, lithospermum of 15 to 40, pawpaw of 15 to 30, spatholobus stem of 15 to 30, divaricate saposhnikovia root of 15 to 30, herba schizonepetae of 15 to 40, artemisia leaf of 15 to 40, achyranthes of 12 to 30, pericarpium zanthoxyli of 15 to 40, dipsacus asperoides of 13 to 25, charles Abraham of 15 to 40, root of gentian of 15 to 40, native copper of 15 to 40, toshimi of 15 to 40, Phryma leptostachya of 15 to 40, blood resin of 12 to 40. all the indigents of raw medical materials are put into benne oil and are extracted after being heated ordinarily; the boiling temperature is controlled to be no more than 260 DEG C for 4 to 6 hours; clear paste is obtained after filtering and dropping waste slag, and the invention is obtained by adding proper amount of beeswax into the clear paste and refining.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The present invention relates to medicines, and more specifically relates to a kind of wound (such as burn, scald, frostbite, decubitus, hand trauma, foot trauma, non-healing of incision after operation and various broken skin trauma), osteomyelitis and other diseases. An external ointment made from Chinese herbal medicine raw materials, and the invention also relates to a preparation method of the external ointment. Background technique: [0002] Trauma is the most common sudden illness, which is clinically seen in emergency first aid, chronic wound infection, and ulcer treatment. With the rapid development of the world economy, accidents in construction safety, traffic safety, and public safety have occurred frequently , Seriously endanger the safety and health of the people, and bring great misery to people's work, study and family life. Although trauma is common and frequently occurs, there is no specific medicine available for trauma application...

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Problems solved by technology

Although trauma is common and frequently occurs, there is no specific medicine for trauma application. Clinically, wound cleaning and intensive care are still the main medical methods

At present, there are a variety of drugs in the society that have certain effects on trauma, but there are generally disadvantages such as long treatment cycle, great pain for patients, suture and bandaging, and high cost.

[0003] The prior art treats burns, scalds, frostbite and other large-area wound infections, infection of incisions of patients after surgery, wound infection, osteomyelitis and decubitus of diabetic patients, etc. Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are used clinically, and the processing and production process of western medicine requires high requirements and large investment. , the cost is high, so the price of the drug is high, and the drug is irritating to the wound of the patient during treatment, which increases the pain of changing the dressing for the patient. In order to resist infection, a large amount of antibiotics are often used, and it is easy to produce toxic side effects and drug resistance to the human body. However, the current traditional Chinese medicine preparations such as burn and scald ointment are in the form of oil soaking, and the wound is generally not suitable for bandaging after the medicine is applied. The wound is open and easy to infect, and in the wound healing process, the wound is scab-like, and the scab needs to be cut when changing the dressing. , which increases the pain of the patient, the wound is also prone to cross-infection, the wound healing time is relatively long, and it also increases the economic burden of the patient

[0004] Currently, there are many medicines for treating trauma and osteomyelitis that are clinically and marketed, especially for external use, but their effects of promoting wound healing, muscle growth and pain relief need to be further improved, and their therapeutic range is generally narrow