Tissue regeneration-promoting corium elephatis ointment

Abstract

Tissue regeneration-promoting corium elephatis ointment is characterized in that the traditional Chinese medicine ointment is prepared from the following raw materials by weight: 12-18 parts of crinis ustus, 12-18 parts of whole angelica, 24-36 parts of raw tortoise plastron, 24-36 parts of large rehmanniae radix, 37-50 parts of gypsum, 56-75 parts of raw calamine, 21-27 parts of prepared corium elephatis, 1.5-5 parts of sangusis draconis, 7.5-10 parts of frankincense, 7.5-10 parts of myrrh, 7.5-10 parts of acacia catechu, 600-800 parts of sesame oil, 56-75 parts of beeswax, and 56-75 parts of white wax. The ointment of the invention belongs to a pure traditional Chinese medicine preparation, is safe and reliable, has no toxic or side effects, has the effects of blood activation, pain relieving, tissue regeneration promotion, inflammation resistance, infection resistance, detoxification, astringency, incrustation promotion, and wound exudation reduction, can promote shedding of necrotic tissue, promote epithelium growth, reduce scar tissue hyperplasia, is safe, has good treatment effect on burning wound and scald, pressure sores, postoperative infection, ulcer, fester, non-healing wound, diabetic feet, and the like, is low in treatment cost, and high in curative effect, causes no recurrence, has an effective rate of 99% and a cure rate of 99%, and is an ideal external-use traditional Chinese medicine for treating ulcer with low cost.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medicine, and in particular relates to a traditional Chinese medicine ointment which uses animals and plants as raw materials to treat ulcers and skin and muscle defects. Background technique [0002] At present, our country aims at patients with severe trauma or large-area burns, decubitus and ecchymosis legs with severe skin defects, muscle defects, and stubborn unhealed wounds, which are mostly caused by severe local tissue damage, poor blood supply, and poor muscle growth conditions. At present, for some small-area wounds, Western medicine dressings are used to control bacterial infection and then self-healing. For some larger wounds with musculocutaneous defect and bone exposure, local surgery or skin grafting can be performed. Most of the wounds can heal. Those who have failed skin grafting, insufficient skin source, wound infection, and elderly decubitus patients are difficult to seek medical treat...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, for some small-area wounds, Western medicine dressings are used to control bacterial infection and then self-healing. For some larger wounds with musculocutaneous defect and bone exposure, local surgery or skin grafting can be performed. Most of the wounds can heal. Those who have failed skin grafting, insufficient skin sources, wound infection, and elderly patients with decubitus are difficult to seek medical treatment, have difficulty in wound healing and are prone to secondary infection, aggravating the condition, and there is often no active and effective clinical treatment