External plaster for treating bone injuries and preparation method thereof

A technology for external application of plaster and bone injury, applied in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, can solve the problems of no breakthrough development, loss of transmission, etc., and achieve the effects of less treatment cost, shorter fracture healing period, and shortened treatment period.

Active Publication Date: 2013-08-21
金海龙
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Embodiment 1

[0080] An externally applied plaster for treating bone injuries, the composition and weight ratio of medicinal materials in its raw materials are:

[0081] Poplar bud 100g, elm bark 150g, calcined horn 50g, antler 50g, Niuxi 100g, Chuanwu 100g, Aconitum 100g, Clematis 150g, Panax notoginseng 100g, Fangji 100g, Yuanhu 150g

[0082] Preparation method: crush the above medicinal materials into fine powder, sieve through a 80-mesh sieve and mix well, then put it into a pot, add 2000ml of 80°C boiling water, stir well, soak for 30 minutes, decoct with slow fire and add 500ml of edible mature vinegar, decoct After 60 minutes, boil it into a black, jelly paste ointment, and set it aside after boiling.

[0083] Usage and dosage: Spread the plaster evenly on the cotton cloth with a thickness of 0.5 mm, and apply it to the fracture site. The dressing should be changed every 10-15 days after external application, three times is a course of treatment, and generally one course of treatmen...

Embodiment 2

[0087] An externally applied plaster for treating bone injuries, the composition and weight ratio of medicinal materials in its raw materials are:

[0088] 150g poplar buds, 200g elm bark, 100g calcined horns, 80g velvet antler, 100g Niu Xi, 100g Chuanwu, 100g Aconiti, 150g Clematis, 120g Panax notoginseng, 100g Fangji, 150g Yuanhu

[0089] Preparation method: crush the above medicinal materials into fine powder, sieve through a 80-mesh sieve and mix well, then put it into a pot, add 2000ml of 80°C boiling water, stir well, soak for 30 minutes, decoct with slow fire and add 500ml of edible mature vinegar, decoct After 60 minutes, it becomes a black, jelly paste ointment, which is ready to use after boiling.

[0090] Usage and dosage: Spread the plaster evenly on the cotton cloth with a thickness of 0.5 mm, and apply it to the fracture site. The dressing should be changed every 10-15 days after external application, three times is a course of treatment, and generally one cours...

Embodiment 3

[0094] An externally applied plaster for treating bone injuries, the composition and weight ratio of medicinal materials in its raw materials are:

[0095] 200g poplar buds, 250g elm bark, 150g calcined ox horn, 100g velvet antler, 100g Niuxie, 100g Chuanwu, 100g Aconiti, 150g Clematis, 150g Panax notoginseng, 100g Fangji, 150g Yuanhu

[0096] Preparation method: crush the above medicinal materials into fine powder, sieve through a 80-mesh sieve and mix well, then put it into a pot, add 2000ml of 80°C boiling water, stir well, soak for 30 minutes, decoct with slow fire and add 500ml of edible mature vinegar, decoct 60 minutes, black, jelly paste ointment, ready to use after boiling.

[0097] Usage and dosage: Spread the plaster evenly on the cotton cloth with a thickness of 0.5 mm, and apply it to the fracture site. The dressing should be changed every 10-15 days after external application, three times is a course of treatment, and generally one course of treatment can achiev...

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Abstract

The invention relates to an external plaster for treating bone injuries. The raw materials of the external plaster involve the following Chinese medicinal materials by weight: 100-200g of poplar buds, 150-250g of elm barks, 50-150g of calcined oxhorns, 50-100g of cartialgenous, 100g of Achyranthes, 100g of monkshood, 100g of Radix Aconiti kusnezoffii, 150g of radix clematidis, 100-150g of pseudo-ginseng, 100g of the roots of fangji and 150g of rhizoma corydalis. The preparation method of the external plaster comprises the steps of: crushing the medicinal materials into fine powder, sieving the powder with an 80-mesh sieve and mixing the powder uniformly, then putting the powder into a pot, adding 2000ml of boiled water at 80DEG C, stirring them evenly and soaking them for 30min, decocting the mixture with slow fire and adding 500ml of edible vinegar simultaneously, and carrying out decoction for 60min till obtaining a black jelly pasty ointment for stand-by use. Compared with the prior art, the plaster provided by the invention is good for patients with bone injuries, the treatment period is shortened and the cure rate is high, so that the plaster can substitute the therapies of western medicine surgeries and operations employing steel nails and iron hooks. Besides, the plaster does not cause sequela, or require amputation, and can prevent infection. According to years of clinical practice, and diagnosis and observation of tens of thousands of patients, the plaster has a total effective rate of 97.76% and a cure rate of 93% on bone fractures, and a total effective rate of 93% and a cure rate of 81% for treatment of lumbar disc herniation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to an externally applied plaster for treating bone injuries and a preparation method thereof. [0002] Background technique [0003] Plaster is one of the five major pharmaceutical preparations in ancient times—pill, powder, ointment, pill, and soup. It is an important part of Chinese medicine. Ancient medicine said: "Plasters can cure diseases, but there is no special decoction. If you use it properly, its response will immediately respond." The earliest medical literature on plaster therapy in my country has appeared in historical medical works such as "Huangdi Neijing", "Shen Nong's Herbal Classic" and "Nanjing" in the Warring States Period, Qin and Han Dynasties, and there are detailed records of plaster preparation methods and clinical applications. The basic principle of transdermal external therapy represented by plaster is to apply drugs to the surface of the pa...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61K36/76A61K9/06A61P19/08A61P29/00A61P19/06
Inventor 金海龙
Owner 金海龙
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