Pure Chinese medicine powder for treating bedsore, scald and burn

Abstract

The invention relates to a field of medicine technology, in particular to a pure Chinese traditional medicine powder for treating bedsore, scald and burn. The medicine is prepared with the raw materials with weight shares as follows: 40-60 shares of sophora Flavescens Ait, 40-60 shares of rhubarb, 20-30 shares of atractylodes, 20-30 shares of Gardenia, 20-30 shares of red peony root and 1-10 shares of borneol. The pure Chinese traditional medicine powder for treating bedsore, scald and burn of the invention is prepared with the raw materials with weight shares as follows: 60 shares of sophoraFlavescens Ait, 60 shares of rhubarb, 30shares of atractylodes, 30 shares of Gardenia, and 30 shares of red peony root and 10 shares of borneol. The powder of the invention has the advantages of quick analgesic, detumescent effect, quick granulation promoting and inflammation diminishing, no extravasate, no infection, rapid infection control after the usage, remarkable clinical application effect, unique efficacy, good medicine releasing degree, no side effect at all, economy, small dosage and convenient to use, produce, transport and store, which is suitable for popularizing in application with the 98 percent of clinical cure rate and 100 percent of total effective rate.

Description

(1) Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medicine, in particular to a pure Chinese medicine powder for treating bedsores, scalds and burns. (2) Background technology

[0002] Bed sores are caused by local compression of long-term bed, obstruction of meridians, stagnation of blood and qi, dystrophy of the skin, and even tissue necrosis and decay. Because the sore skin seeps out and consumes qi and blood, it is generally a deficiency syndrome, but it is also prone to poisoning and toxic fever after decay.

[0003] Scald: Damage caused by high temperature liquid, high temperature solid or high temperature steam is called scald. According to the degree of scald, it is divided into three degrees. One-time injuries and scalds only damage the skin surface, with mild local redness, no blisters, and obvious pain. Second-degree injuries and scalds are dermal injuries, with local redness, swelling and pain, and blisters of varying sizes. Third-degree inju...