Burn ointment

Abstract

Burn ointment includes the following Chinese herbal medicine raw materials by weight: 20-25 g of angelica, 20-25 g of ligusticum wallichii, 20-25 g of angelica dahurica, 20-25 g of sanguisorba, 20-30 g of coptis, 20-30 g of phellodendron, 20-30 g of radix scutellariae, 20-30 g of rheum officinale, 25-30 g of honeysuckle, 15-20 g of safflower, 50-70 g of lithospermum, 5-8 g of dragon's blood, 5-8 g of borneol and 1800-2000 ml of sesame oil; firstly, the sesame oil is put in an iron pot for boiling with slow fire, then the angelica, the ligusticum wallichii, the angelica dahurica, the sanguisorba and the rheum officinale are added into the pot, after five minutes, the coptis, the phellodendron and the radix scutellariae are added into the pot, after five to eight minutes, when the medicine raw materials in the pot are into residues and dried and yellowish, the lithospermum is added, after two or three minutes, the honeysuckle and the safflower are added, after five to eight minutes, when the medicine raw material residues in the pot are boiled into black, the fire is shut down, the residues are taken out of the pot, and are filtered with a gauze to obtain oil, immediately, the borneol and dragon's blood powder pre-crushed into 80 mesh is added into the oil, mixed evenly, and is naturally cooled into the oil ointment; the cure rates of I-degree, shallow II-degree and deep II-degree burns can reach 100%; no scar is left, and the original color of skin can be kept.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for external use, in particular to a burn ointment for treating skin burns. Background technique [0002] Burns refer to skin, mucous membranes, and even deep tissue damage caused by heat, chemicals, electricity, radiation, etc. Among them, skin thermal burns (such as flames, boiling water, etc.) are the most common and are common clinical accidents. Existing methods for treating burns in medical institutions mainly include escharectomy and bandaging therapy and exposure moisturizing therapy. For burn wounds with a depth of more than Ⅱ°, the viewpoint of escharectomy is to quickly remove necrotic tissue, thereby reducing the chance of infection and providing a clean environment for wound repair. Obviously, this technique for treating burns has certain flaws, because it is difficult to distinguish between necrotic tissue, semi-necrotic tissue, new tissue and normal tissue under the naked eye. It is inevitable that the pro...

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Problems solved by technology

Obviously, this technique for treating burns has certain defects, because it is difficult to distinguish necrotic tissue, semi-necrotic tissue, new tissue and normal tissue under the naked eye, and the process of scab removal will inevitably damage semi-necrotic tissue, new tissue and normal tissue. Normal tissue, causing unnecessary secondary damage, so this treatment has a long course of treatment, slow healing, poor curative effect, high cost, pain, and easy scar hyperplasia after healing