A plaster for promoting callus growth and treating fractures

Abstract

The invention provides a plaster used for promoting generation of bone callus and treating fracture. The plaster can overcome limitation of conventional plasters in treatment of bone fractures and can increase healing of the bones. The plaster is composed of: one or more of 10-20g of davallia mariesii, 5-15g of dipsacus asperoids and 10-20g of eucommia ulmoides; one or more of 10-20g of angelica sinensis, 10-20g of safflowers, 10-15g of pseudo-ginseng, 3-5g of pangolin, 2-7g of semen strychni, 10-20g of frankincense, 10-20g of myrrh, 5-10g of rhizoma sparganic, 5-10g of curcuma zedoaria and 5-15g of resina draconis; one or more of 10-15g of cloves and 10-15g of cinnamon; one or more of 5-10g of scorpions, 5-10g of arisaema consanguineum schott, 10-15g of lumbricus, 10-15g of centipede, 5-10g of raw radix aconiti, 5-10g of raw kusnezoff monkshood roots, 15-20g of common clubmoss herb and 15-20g of garden balsam stem; one or more of 15-20g of fresh ginger, 10-20g of nepeta cataria, 5-15g of angelica dahurica, 5-15g of notopterygium incisum and 5-15g of angelica pubescens roots; 10-15g of coptidis rhizoma, 10-15g of cortex phellodendri and 10-15g of gardenia; and 10-15g of rhubarb, 10-15g of sophora flavescens, 5-15g of honeycomb, 5-15g of snake slough, 5-15g of momordica cochinchinensis, 10-15g of magnolia officinalis and 5-10g of borneol. The plaster is prepared through conventional boiling processes, is reasonable in formula, is simple in preparation, is convenient to use, is protable, is low in cost and is significant in economic value and social value.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to medicine, in particular to a plaster for promoting the rapid growth of callus and treating fractures. Background technique [0002] Fracture refers to the complete or partial break of the continuity of the bone structure. It is more common in children and the elderly, and it also occurs from time to time in the young and middle-aged. Patients often have a fracture in one part, and a few have multiple fractures. According to the physical manifestations in different periods after fracture Fractures are divided into different stages: [0003] (1) Hematoma formation period [0004] In addition to the destruction of bone tissue during fracture, there must also be damage or tearing of nearby soft tissue; bone tissue and bone marrow are rich in blood vessels, often accompanied by a large amount of bleeding after fracture, which fills the gap between the two broken ends of the fracture and the surrounding tissues , forming a hematoma...

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Problems solved by technology

[0017] Traumatic injuries will cause blood vessels to be injured, bad blood to stay, block the meridians, blood stasis will not go away, new blood will not be produced, and the new blood produced will not be safe and sound, and will eventually act rashly and cause multiple symptoms; For patients with stagnant blood stasis, according to the treatment principle of "staying and attacking", the method of removing blood stasis must be applied in time; this method is suitable for patients with solid body who accumulate blood stasis in the early stage of injury, constipation, abdominal distension, yellow fur, and rapid pulse; Commonly used bitter cold purgative medicines to attack blood stasis, laxative stool, and eliminate stagnation, the effect of the medicine is strong