External ointment used for changing medicine for anal fistula postoperative wound surface and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to an external ointment used for changing medicine for an anal fistula postoperative wound surface and a preparation method thereof. The external ointment is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 50 parts of balm, 15 parts of yellow wax, 4 parts of vermilion powder, 4 parts of carbonized hair, 1 part of pepper, 2 parts of calomel, 5 parts of aluminum powder and 1 part of amber powder. The preparation method comprises the following steps of: placing the balm into a heated boiler; heating with soft fire; boiling and then adding the carbonized hair; placing the pepper into the boiler after the carbonized hair is turned into yellow, taking out the pepper and the carbonized hair one minute later; then placing the yellow wax into the boiler; stopping heating at the moment; filtering the substances in the boiler into a container after the yellow wax is dissolved; and cooling and then placing the calomel, the aluminum powder, the amber powder and the vermilion powder into the container to be uniformly stirred. The ointment provided by the invention has powerful efficacy of eliminating necrotic tissues, promoting tissue regeneration, astringing sores, detoxificating and relieving pain so as to achieve the purpose of promoting wound surface healing. Compared with the traditional external ointment for changing medicine and cleaning the wound surface, the healing time is shortened, the curative effect is obvious. The preparation method is simple and conveniently utilized.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation, in particular to an external ointment for changing dressings on wounds after anal fistula operation and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Anal fistula is a fistula that occurs near the anus and the lower rectum, and is a common anorectal disease. The traditional medicine of the motherland believes that: although hemorrhoids are externally affected sores, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine theory, its etiology and pathogenesis are still inseparable from the damage of the six evils. In particular, the four evils of wind, dampness, dryness and heat are closely related. Clinically, these four factors go hand in hand. "Ancient and Modern Medical Review" says: "For those with hemorrhoids in the husband, there are also hemorrhoids inside and outside the anus and intestines, which are caused by the combination of wind, dampness, dryness, and heat. ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, with the traditional dressing change treatment, the wound healing time is long, usually about one month, sometimes as long as several months, causing great pain to the patient and expensive