Topical paste for treating burns and its production method

Abstract

The invention provides a plaster medicine to be applied externally which is used for curing burn and a preparation method thereof. The plaster medicine is prepared with such Chinese traditional medicinal materials as dangshen, astragali, radix rehmanniae, coptis, yellow wax, sesame oil and so on. The plaster medicine is moderate in property without toxic and side effect. A small quantity of the medicine is needed, and the medicine is replaced easily and has excellent function. The plaster medicine is designed to remove toxin and slough, promote tissue regeneration, heal wounds, supplement qi and replenish blood, relieve the primary and secondary symptoms at the same time, and take effect quickly with short cure period and high cure rate. The preparation method conforms to Chinese traditional medicine process, and the equipment involved in the process is simple; the production cycle is short; the preparation method saves both energy and water without pollution; the cost of the product is low. The plaster medicine eliminates the defects of the surgical routine cure of burn that varieties of medicines to be externally applied are replaced frequently, and eliminates the adverse effects caused by removal of eschar by operation and skin grafting time after time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an external ointment medicine for treating burns. Background technique [0002] Burns generally refer to damage caused by heat, such as boiling liquid (water, oil soup), hot metal (liquid or solid), flame, steam and high-temperature gas, and are generally mainly thermal burns. It can be seen in both peacetime and wartime. According to the statistics of "Practical Burn Surgery Handbook" published by People's Military Medical Publishing House, there are about 10,000 burns per million people in the United States every year, and 5,000-10,000 burns per million people in Chongqing City every year, and hospitalization is required. Healers make up about 10%. At present, in the treatment of second-degree burns and third-degree burns in burn surgery, early "simple" debridement is performed, followed by washing with sterile fat spring water and a large amount of normal saline, and finally drying the wound with sterile gauze. After debri...

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Problems solved by technology

Scab medicines are mainly Chinese herbal preparations, such as Sijiqing, Maodongqing, etc., and their ingredients are mainly tannins, which play astringent effect; they are rarely used at present