External Chinese medicine tincture for treating psoriasis

Abstract

The invention relates to an external Chinese medicine tincture for treating psoriasis. According to the weight components, he washed the washed sheep's trotter root, goldenrod, chicken baby grass, hibiscus bark, centipede, white fresh bark, flavescens, cork, coptis, skullcap, cnidium, Kochia chinensis, psoralen, Each of Dafengzi, Clove, and Baibu are immersed in 2500 grams of 95% medical alcohol, sealed in a large mouth bottle, soaked for half a month to one month, and removed to obtain a medicinal solution. Then mix and stir with borneol, benzoic acid, salicylic acid, and the above-mentioned medicinal liquid evenly, and promptly make this traditional Chinese medicine tincture. The traditional Chinese medicine tincture can quickly kill obstinate fungi and bacteria, eliminate skin infections, is suitable for treating various types of psoriasis, and is also suitable for treating neurodermatitis, jock itch, tinea pedis, goose palm and onychomycosis. The traditional Chinese medicine tincture is external medicine, convenient to use, abundant in medicine source, simple in preparation method, low in cost, leaves no scar after being cured by medicine, has no damage to human body, no pain, no toxic and side effects.

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[0001] The invention relates to an externally used medicine for treating psoriasis, in particular to an externally used traditional Chinese medicine tincture for treating psoriasis. Background technique

[0002] Psoriasis is a common chronic skin disorder characterized by recurrent multilayered silvery white dry scales on erythema. In ancient Chinese medicine, it was called "white phlegm", and in ancient medical books, it was also called tinea pine. Western medicine is called psoriasis, commonly known as psoriasis, which is characterized by pimples and erythema of various sizes, covered with silvery white scales on the surface, with clear boundaries, and occurs on the scalp, extremities and back. Men outnumber women. It is easy to recur or aggravate in spring and winter, and it is more relieved in summer and autumn. It is intractable and relapsing, and it affects a large population.

[0003] Although this disease is not life-threatening, it will not be cu...