Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) preparation for treating burns and scalds

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) preparation used for treating burns and scalds. The TCM preparation is prepared from wild buckwheat rhizome, oriental paperbush flower, common selfheal fruit-spike, wild chrysanthemum, tree peony root bark, dahurian angelica root, platycodon root, Japanese ampelopsis root, negundo chastetree fruit, fennel, long pepper, szechwan chinaberry fruit, azalea, semen allii tuberose, cowherb seed, safflower, ephedra, rhizoma corydalis, turmeric root tuber, garden balsam, yolk, hydrocotyle sibthorpioides, root-bark of sessileflower acanthopanax, China dodder, epimedium herb, motherwort herb, common coltsfoot, astragalus complanatus, the seed of feather cockscomb, common fenugreek seed, alpinia katsumadai hayata and pepperweed seed. Through clinical application and observation, the TCM preparation relieves swelling and pain of the parts suffering burns and scalds rapidly, promotes wound healing and can effectively prevent bacterium breeding on wounds and prevent cross infection. Relative to the prior art, the TCM preparation has the beneficial effects that the TCM preparation has good curative effects on burns and scalds, takes an effect rapidly, reduces scars, does not have adverse effects and especially omits skin grafting, cosmetology and other surgeries after treating the wounds suffering large-area burns and scalds.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating burns and scalds. Background technique [0002] Burns and scalds are common accidental injuries in life. Burns from boiling water, porridge, hot oil, and hot steam are common occurrences. For some burns and scalds, if treated in time, it will not lead to adverse consequences, such as hands, face, etc. After skin burns and scalds, the skin barrier function is damaged and bacteria are easy to infect, which affects healing. The severity of burns depends on the extent and depth of the injured tissue. Burns are generally divided into first-degree burns, second-degree burns, and third-degree burns. First-degree burns have erythema on the skin, no blisters, no broken skin, and a burning sensation; second-degree burns have blisters, peeling, redness, and second-degree burns are divided into superficial second-...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, although there are many kinds of medicines for treating burns and scalds, most of them have the problem that the therapeutic effect is not significant enough, especially for severe patients with large areas of deep burns or scalds, they cannot clear fire and detoxify, relieve pain and reduce swelling in time. More can not effectively control the cross-infection of affected part and wound