Preparation method of traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating pain type cellulitis

Abstract

A preparation method of a traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating pain type cellulitis belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine preparation methods. Currently, antibiotics and sulfanilamide medicaments are generally used for the treatment of pain type cellulitis, and have the disadvantage of great side effect. The technical scheme of the invention is that the preparation method comprises the following steps: soaking the following 46 herbs of star anise, murraya, aspongopus, sword bean, elecampane, toosendan fruit, caesalpinia, combined spicebush root, spikenard, ambergris, turmeric root-tuber, armadillidium vulgare, Chinese rose, salvia miltiorrhiza, balsamine, leech, fructus polygoni orientalis, humifuse euphorbia herb, rhizoma corydalis, native copper, herba artemisiae anomalae, safflower, azaleas, hematoxylon, Chinese honeylocust spine, myrrh, caulis spatholobi, frankincense, herba lycopi, spikemoss, acronychia pedunculata, rhizoma polygoni paleacei, motherwort fruit, winged euonymus twig, turmeric, peach kernel, trumpet creeper, tangut anisodum and licorice in water, decocting with mild fire, filtering to remove residues so as to obtain the medicinal liquid which is the traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating pain type cellulitis. The advantages are that the prepared traditional Chinese medicine is less in toxic and side effect, short in treatment course, and high in cure rate.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of preparation methods of traditional Chinese medicine lotion, in particular to a preparation method of traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating painful cellulitis. Background technique [0002] Painful cellulitis is currently treated with antibiotics and sulfonamides. [0003] 1. Using penicillin: a skin test must be done before use, and those who are positive are prohibited. Because penicillin is prone to allergic reactions, especially anaphylactic shock (the most dangerous anaphylactic shock can occur at the time of the skin test, and very few can occur during continuous medication, the latter is called delayed anaphylactic shock) , if not rescued in time, can be life-threatening. [0004] 2. Ticarcillin Sodium Clavulanate Potassium: ① For allergic reactions, see "Penicillin". ②Gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, as well as changes in liver function, increased AST...

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