Pain relieving, hemostasia and antipruritic drug powder

Abstract

A Chinese medicinal powder with analgesic, haemostatic and antipruritic effects is prepared from the following raw materials (by weight parts) 2,500 g of poplar flowers, 5 g of botyodesdiniasalis walker (alias: poplar flower bollworms), 2,250 g of mirabilite, 50 g of snake skin, 10 g of spiders, and 100 g of borneol. The preparation method comprises the steps of collecting cleaned and dried the poplar flower, adding 35 liter of water, heating and boiling, decocting with mild fire for 4 hours to obtain decoction with reddish-brown color and certain viscosity, filtering to remove residues, adding the mirabilite, heating to dissolve, adding the snake skin and the spiders, decocting with mild fire for 5 min, adding 5 g of the botyodesdiniasalis walker (alias: the poplar flower bollworms), heating for 3 min, adding the borneol, heating to evaporate water, air drying crystals, grinding, and sieving with a 100 mesh sieve. The Chinese medicinal powder has good analgesic, haemostatic and antipruritic effects, and no toxic or side effects.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to an analgesic, hemostatic and antipruritic medicinal powder. Background technique [0002] At present, the pain-relieving, hemostatic and antipruritic drugs commonly used in clinical medicine include clove oil, camphor, iodine glycerin, arsenic, and cresol. The patient can not self-use or take orally, and these medicines are not very obvious to the wound healing effect of some thick sores festering in addition. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a pain-stopping, bleeding-stopping and itching-relieving medicine for treating wounds and sores, which has good effects of relieving pain, stopping bleeding and relieving itching, has fast wound healing, and has no toxic and side effects. The medicine is rich in drug resources, simple in preparation method, low in cost, convenient in use and willing to be accepted by patients. [0004] ...

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[0002] At present, the pain-relieving, hemostatic and antipruritic drugs commonly used in clinical medicine include clove oil, camphor, iodine glycerin, arsenic, and cresol. Patients can't use it by themselves or take it orally. In addition, these medicines are not very effective in healing some thick sores and festering wounds.