Chinese medicament preparation for treating burn injuries and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicament preparation for treating burn injuries and a preparation method thereof. Based on the tests and researches performed by the inventor in a long period, the medicament with excellent treatment effect is prepared form the following raw materials in dosage by mass: 500 to 1,050 grams of giant knotweed rhizome, 125 to 255 grams of garden burnet root, 125 to 255 grams of Chinese ilex leaf, 125 to 255 grams of scandent schefflera stem and leaf, 80 to 170 grams of dahurian angelica root, and 60 to 130 grams of liquorice root. In the Chinese medicament preparation, the giant knotweed rhizome, the garden burnet root, the Chinese ilex leaf, the scandent schefflera stem and leaf, the dahurian angelica root and the liquorice root are selected for combination that allows all the raw material medicaments to generate a synergy effect in efficacy to effectively dissipate heat and remove toxins, eliminate dampness, eliminate swelling and stop pain, relieve itching and protect the skin and promote tissue regeneration; and compared with the prior art, the Chinese medicament preparation has the advantages of no side effect, low treating cost, quick pain alleviation, quick control of exudation, highly efficient infectious resistance and quick healing and can treat burn injuries more effectively, so that the Chinese medicament preparation is worthy of clinical popularization and application.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, and in particular relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating water, fire and burns and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Burn refers to a kind of skin or even deep tissue damage caused by various heat sources (hot liquid, flame, hot steam and hot metal, etc.), electric fire, burn, electric injury, radiation, chemical corrosion and other factors, among which thermal burn is the most common . Ancient documents such as "Qianjin Fang" (652) in the Tang Dynasty, "Surgery Zhengzong" (1671) in the Ming Dynasty, and "Surgery Dacheng" (1665) in the Qing Dynasty all believed that burns were caused by heat and poison. Today's TCM literature believes that burns are injuries caused by boiling water and fire. Excessive heat will cause rot, skin rot, and the poison will penetrate into the muscles and tendons, resulting in damage to the ski...

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Problems solved by technology

However, after a patient is burnt, those who use cold water and ice cubes to cool the ice, and then force the heat and blood stasis into the skin, the cold and heat fight each other, and the damage is deep. In addition, most of the external ointments are cool, wrapped and wrapped, and it is bound to rot. Moreover, there are many people with scars, and there are also the following disadvantages: 1, dressing the burn surface, smearing a large amount of ointment, wasting medicinal materials and medical