Wuhuang ointment for treating burn and scald

Abstract

The invention relates to a Wuhuang ointment for treating burn and scald, characterized by comprising the following medicinal raw materials in parts by weight: 15-30 parts of rhubarb, 10-25 parts of coptis root, 15-25 parts of phellodendron bark, 10-25 parts of hyacinth bletilla, 6-15 parts of poppy shell, 25-45 parts of rehmannia root, 6-15 parts of borneol, 10-25 parts of twig, 10-25 parts of arborvitae tops, 80-120 parts of beeswax and 450-550 parts of sesame oil. The preparation method of the ointment comprises the steps of: crushing the rhubarb, the coptis root, the phellodendron bark, the rehmannia root, the hyacinth bletilla, the poppy shell, the twig and the arborvitae tops in proportions by weight into coarse powder, adding into the sesame oil, decocting until the medicinal raw materials are dried up, removing dregs, filtering, adding the beeswax and the borneol, and collecting the ointment for later use. The traditional Chinese medicine ointment for external use provided by the invention has the efficacies of clearing away heat and toxic material, removing heat from the blood, promoting the subsidence of swelling, resisting bacteria, alleviating pain and promoting tissue regeneration, and is used for treating first degree and second degree burns and scalds.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of external Chinese medicine ointment for treating burns and scalds. Background technique

[0002] Burns and scalds are a kind of acute skin injury caused by contact with high-heat substances such as fire, boiling water, and hot oil. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it "soup fire injury" and "fire burn sore". The mild ones can heal by themselves. Burns and scalds are divided into three degrees according to the degree of damage: Grade I: the damage only reaches the epidermis, local erythema is congested, and no blisters appear. Grade II: The dermis is injured, water scars appear locally, the base is ruddy, swollen, and severe pain. Grade III: Injury to the whole layer of skin and muscle, even deep to the bone tissue, localized skin is scorched or pale, dry, leathery, loses elasticity and sensation. I degree mild burns can be treated by themselves, and analgesics can be taken when the pain is painful, such as Sanl...