Ointment for treating hemorrhoids

Abstract

The invention provides an ointment for treating hemorrhoids. The ointment is prepared from the following Chinese medicinal raw materials in parts by weight: 12-15 parts of trumpet creeper, 12-15 parts of common cephalanoplos herb, 12-15 parts of artemisia anomala, 9-11 parts of negundo chastetree leaves, 8-10 parts of meadowrue root, 12-15 parts of edible tulip, 15-17 parts of bauhinia variegata, 8-10 parts of honeysuckle, 3-5 parts of rhubarb, 7-9 parts of climbing groundsel herb, 7-9 parts of mandrake root, 10-12 parts of sambucus chinensis, 9-12 parts of menthol, 7-9 parts of myrrh, 10-12 parts of concha meretricis seu cyclinae, 7-9 parts of pseudo-ginseng, 7-9 parts of borneol and 5-7 parts of licorice. The ointment is prepared by the steps of blending the borneol, menthol and myrrh to obtain a pasty medicament, performing water soaking, decoction and concentration on the medicaments to obtain a creamy medicament, heating the creamy medicament, and adding glycerin into the creamy medicament; mixing Vaseline and monostearin uniformly to obtain an emulsifying agent; putting the pasty medicament, the creamy medicament and the emulsifying agent into a pot, vacuumizing, heating, standing and filling. The ointment disclosed by the invention achieves the purposes of quick response and high cure rate when being applied to affected parts and acupuncture points.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicine, which is an ointment for treating hemorrhoids. Background technique [0002] Because hemorrhoids are a common disease, it is commonly known as "nine out of ten people have hemorrhoids", so there are many medicines for treating hemorrhoids. However, there are generally few drugs that are effective quickly and cure without recurrence. The important reason for the high incidence of hemorrhoids is that factors such as the imbalance of yin and yang in the human body and external pathogenic factors and internal injuries are caused. Western medicine clinical studies have shown that hemorrhoids are caused by varicose veins in the anorectal plexus. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that hemorrhoids are the transverse dissolution of the tendons, and intestinal distension is hemorrhoids. Further research in modern Chinese medicine believes that hemorrhoids are caused by heat damage to the intestines an...

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