Traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating radiation skin injury and preparation method of ointment

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine ointment for treating a radiation skin injury and a preparation method of the ointment, and belongs to the field of a traditional Chinese medicine. The effective component of the traditional Chinese medicine ointment comprises the following raw materials: humata tyermanni, dentiferous dendropanax root and stem, blue gum, cactus, ruellia neesiana, sambucus chinensis, rhynchosia volubilis, lotus root, rheum forrestii, fructus cnidii, siegesbeckia orientalis, piper hancei maxim, showy jasmine root, passion flower, featherleaf rodgersflower and radix zanthoxyli. The traditional Chinese medicine ointment is appropriate in compatibility of selected medicinal materials, accords with the theories of the traditional Chinese medicine and the modern medicine, has the effects of dispelling wind and eliminating dampness, relieving swelling and pain, promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis and removing slough and promoting growth of tissue, can be used for repairing the damaged tissue of the skin, has a significant curative effect on the radiation skin injury caused by various reasons, and is low in cost, simple to use, accurate in curative effect, easy to absorb, free of reoccurrence after recovery, safe and reliable, free of toxic and side effects, quick to take effect, and worthy of broad popularization and application in clinical.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicinal ointment for treating radiation-induced skin damage and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The skin is the largest organ in the human body. It surrounds the entire human body and is in direct contact with the surrounding environment. For any productive harmful factors, the skin is always the first to contact. Therefore, occupational skin diseases account for a large proportion of occupational diseases. . According to a survey by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in a city in Hunan, the prevalence of skin diseases among employees exposed to physical factors was 70.3%, and radiation dermatosis ranked first among physical factor skin diseases. [0003] Acute radiation skin injury refers to acute radiation dermatitis and radiation skin ulcers caused by one or multiple large doses of external radiation (...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] At present, the incidence of skin damage in tumor radiotherapy patients is relatively high, and the incidence of being forced to interrupt treatment due to severe damage increases. Severe skin damage can delay the treatment process, affect the treatment effect, increase the pain and mental burden of patients, and even force radiotherapy. Interruption will affect the successful completion of radiation therapy. Through years of clinical research, various hospitals have used traditional Chinese medicine to treat radiation-induced skin damage, and the effect is relatively satisfactory.