Traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating scalds and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine ointment, in particular a traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating scalds and a preparation method thereof. The traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating scalds is characterized by comprising the following components of root-bark of Chinese wolfberry, garden burnet root, baical skullcap root, Chinese rhubarb, coptis chinensis, sinkiang arnebia root, angelica root, dry rehmannia roots, plum blossom borneol and beewax. The traditional Chinese medicine ointment is specially used for treating various acute surgical injuries such as burns, scalds, ambustions, bedsores, and the like; in the ointment, various drugs are properly matched, and the mutual synergic or resistant effects among the drugs are utilized to improve the curative effect so as to meet the treatment requirement of complicated disease conditions and reduce adverse reactions; the ointment has the advantages of obvious curative effect, safety and reliability and better treatment effect on scalds; and the ointment is applied to 620 cases, and the total effective rate reaches 95 percent.

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(1) Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine ointment, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating scalds and a preparation method thereof. (2) Background technology [0002] In daily life, skin burns are not uncommon, especially in summer, such as hot water bottles bursting or being overturned, colliding with each other when pouring boiling water, children playing in the kitchen causing boiling water burns, or children mistakenly falling into the hot tub while taking a bath. The most common is severe facial steam burns caused by steam valve failure when cooking rice porridge or mung bean soup in a pressure cooker. There are roughly four types of burns: first-degree burns only damage the surface layer of the skin, the skin turns red, and there is a hot tingling sensation, local mild swelling, no blisters, and obvious pain; second-degree burns are dermal injuries, local redness, swelling and pain For unequal bli...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, bandage therapy and exposure therapy can be used to treat burns. Scalds are often complicated by infection. Antibiotics are usually added, and tetanus antitoxin can also be injected. However, these drugs have low efficacy, large side effects, and strong dependence.