A water-soluble base traditional Chinese medicine ointment preparation for treating diabetic foot and its preparation method and application

Abstract

The invention discloses a water-soluble matrix traditional Chinese medicine ointment preparation for treating a diabetic foot, and particularly relates to a water-soluble matrix ointment composed of 6 traditional Chinese medicines, namely roots of redroot gromwell, cinnabar, dragon's blood, membranous milkvetch roots, colla corii asini and borneol, and a specific matrix auxiliary material. In addition, the invention further discloses a preparation technology method and application of the preparation. The external-use traditional Chinese medicine compound ointment preparation provided by the invention can control the progress of the diabetic foot and promote the growth of granulation on a wound surface to enable the gangrene to heal. The ointment is easy to clean and remove, has advantages especially for treatment to an erosion wound surface, plays an absorption effect on percolate and secretion of the diabetic foot, has favorable adhesiveness and coating properties, is uniform in dispersing of all raw materials, stable in quality, favorable in property, appropriate in consistency and suitable for clinical application, can be used for treating the diabetic foot for improving a clinical medication situation, widens an application range of a gromwell and cinnabar ointment, and improves the curative effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine and relates to a medicine for treating diabetic foot. Specifically, it relates to an external Chinese medicine water-soluble base ointment preparation capable of controlling the development of diabetic foot gangrene, promoting the growth of sore surface granulation, and healing the gangrene, as well as its preparation method and application. Background technique [0002] Diabetic foot (Diabetic Foot, DF), also known as diabetic acral gangrene, is one of the main chronic complications of diabetes and the main cause of disability in diabetic patients. WHO defines diabetic foot as: lower extremity infection, ulceration and / or destruction of deep tissues in diabetic patients due to neuropathy and various degrees of peripheral vascular disease. The treatment of diabetic foot is difficult, the cycle is long, the amputation rate, mortality rate and recurrence rate are high, which not only cau...

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Problems solved by technology

Diabetic foot treatment is difficult, takes a long time, and has a high amputation rate, mortality rate, and recurrence rate, which not only causes physical and mental harm to patients, but also creates a heavy economic burden on society.

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