Purslane, safflower, honeysuckle and cortex dictamni mixed powder for treating herpes zoster

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of medicine formulae, in particular to purslane, safflower, honeysuckle and cortex dictamni powder for treating herpes zoster. The purslane, safflower, honeysuckle and cortex dictamni powder is technically characterized in that a preparation method of the purslane, safflower, honeysuckle and cortex dictamni powder comprises the following steps of: taking 15-18% of purslane, 11-14% of safflower, 8-11% of honeysuckle, 6-9% of cortex dictamni, 5-8% of indigo ointment, 4-7% of cortex phellodendri, 2-5% of calcined gypsum, 3-5% of schizonepeta tenuifolia, 2-4% of calamine, 5-7% of Chinese lobelia, 2-4% of scorpion, 4-6% of zaocys dhumnade, 2-4% of stiff silkworm, 1-2% of snake slough, 3-5% of liquorice and 3-5% of talc as raw materials, drying the raw materials, grinding the raw materials into fine powder, sieving by a 10-mesh sieve, putting the sieved powder into a wide-mouthed bottle, and tightly covering for later use.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a Chinese patent medicine preparation, in particular to horse red gold white powder for treating herpes zoster. Background technique [0002] As we all know, herpes zoster is an acute herpetic skin disease caused by varicella zoster virus. Its clinical features are several clustered vesicles arranged in bands, usually unilateral, distributed along peripheral nerves, accompanied by pain. Clinical symptoms: Before the onset, there may be prodromal symptoms such as mild fever, fatigue, and poor appetite. Conscious pain is the cardinal symptom of primary disease. Local skin has burning sensation, hyperesthesia and neuralgia, or pain and blisters appear at the same time, or there are blisters first, and then pain occurs, but the priority of pain varies from person to person. Children and young people have mild or no pain, while the elderly have severe pain and last for a long time, even lasting for more than half a year. The ras...

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