Traditional Chinese medicine for treating burn and scald

Abstract

The invention discloses an external-use traditional Chinese medicine for treating burn and scald, which is prepared by soaking the following raw materials parting parts by weight in water: 9-11 parts of bornel, 20-25 parts of rhubarb and 20-25 parts of Chinese goldthread. In the invention, medicines used in the formula are less and common substances are adopted, boiling is not needed, and soak soltuion can be used after the medicines are soaked for a period of time, therefore, the invention is convenient to prepare. The invention has the advantages of obvious pain relieving effect, short treatment course and fast effect, has unique efficacies of clearing heat, sterilizing, eliminating slough, promoting tissue regeneration and not destroying renewing cell tissues, and does not leave a scar on a patient after healing without needing skin graft.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a kind of traditional Chinese medicine. Specifically, it is a traditional Chinese medicine for treating burns and scalds. Background technique [0002] Burns are more common in fire, chemistry, electric sparks, etc. Most of the burns are burns from high-temperature objects. The treatment of severe burns is more difficult, including bandage therapy, semi-exposure therapy, wet compress, soaking bath, immersion therapy, etc. In the later stage, escharectomy, skin grafting, and healing are difficult, causing economic losses and physical and mental pain to patients. At present, there are also many external Chinese medicines for treating burns and scalds, but all of them have a lot of medicinal flavors, and a few medicines are not easy to buy or are relatively expensive. And it also needs to be boiled, filtered, and then mixed with some other viscous materials to make ointment, etc., which is bothersome to make and use. The healin...

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Problems solved by technology

The treatment of severe burns is more difficult, including bandage therapy, semi-exposure therapy, wet compress, soaking bath, immersion therapy, etc. In the later stage, escharectomy, skin grafting, and difficult healing are required, causing economic losses and physical and mental pain to patients

At present, there are also many external Chinese medicines for treating burns and scalds, but they all have a lot of medicines, and a few medicines are not easy to buy or the price is relatively expensive.

Moreover, it needs to be boiled, filtered, and then mixed with some other viscous substances to make ointment, etc., which is troublesome to make and use