Plaster for treating sciatica and preparation method thereof
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A technology for sciatica and plaster, applied in the field of medicine, can solve the problems of high surgical risk, high cost, and unsatisfactory effect, and achieve outstanding curative effect and help absorption
Inactive Publication Date: 2015-01-21
李保集
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Western medicine treatment mainly adopts surgical therapy or painkillers and vitamins and other drug treatments, but the operation is risky and expensive, and the effect of taking painkillers and other drugs is not very satisfactory
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[0031] a. Mix 18 grams of notopterygium, 12 grams of horsetail, 12 grams of carambola root, 12 grams of orchid, 15 grams of small bone, 8 grams of Polygonum vine, and 10 grams of Gonggong leaves, and grind them into a powder of more than 200 mesh;
[0032] b. Melt 30 grams of Vaseline at 56°C to 60°C, add 20 grams of snake oil and 20 grams of chitosan, heat to 65°C to 67°C and completely melt, add the powder in step a, and stir for 10 After a few minutes, let it cool down.
[0033] Put the cooled umbilical plaster into the inner ring of a 9cm×10cm (inner ring size 4cm) non-woven umbilical plaster cloth pad, with a dose of 3.2 grams.
Embodiment 2
[0035] a. Mix 20 grams of notopterygium, 13 grams of horsetail, 13 grams of carambola root, 15 grams of orchid, 15 grams of small bone, 10 grams of Polygonum vine, and 10 grams of Gonggong leaves, and grind them into a powder of more than 200 mesh;
[0036] b. Melt 38 grams of Vaseline at 56°C to 60°C, add 25 grams of snake oil and 25 grams of chitosan, heat to 65°C to 67°C and completely melt, add the powder in step a, and stir for 10 After a few minutes, let it cool down.
[0037] Put the cooled umbilical plaster into the inner ring of a 9cm×10cm (inner ring size 4cm) non-woven umbilical plaster cloth pad, with a dose of 3.2 grams.
Embodiment 3
[0039] a. Mix 15 grams of notopterygium, 10 grams of horsetail, 10 grams of carambola root, 12 grams of orchid, 12 grams of small bone, 8 grams of Polygonum vine, and 8 grams of Gonggong leaf, and grind it into a powder of more than 200 mesh;
[0040] b. Melt 30 grams of Vaseline at 56°C to 60°C, add 20 grams of snake oil and 20 grams of chitosan, heat to 65°C to 67°C and completely melt, add the powder in step a, and stir for 10 After a few minutes, let it cool down.
[0041] Put the cooled umbilical plaster into the inner ring of a 9cm×10cm (inner ring size 4cm) non-woven umbilical plaster cloth pad, with a dose of 3.2 grams.
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The invention relates to a plaster for treating sciatica and a preparation method thereof. The plaster for treating sciatica is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 15-20 parts of notopterygium root, 10-13 parts of scouring rush, 10-13 parts of averrhoa carambola root, 12-15 parts of aspidistra elatior blume, 12-15 parts of gendarussa vulgaris, 8-10 parts of fallopia aubertii, 8-10 parts of mahonia bealei, 20-25 parts of snake oil, 20-25 parts of chitosan and 30-38 parts of vaseline. The method for preparing the plaster for sciatica comprises the following steps: a. according to the parts by weight, mixingnotopterygium root, scouring rush, averrhoa carambola root, aspidistra elatior blume, gendarussa vulgaris, fallopia aubertii and mahonia bealei, and grinding into powder with particle size greater than 200 meshes; b. melting vaseline at 56DEG C-60DEG C, adding the snake oil and chitosan, heating to 65DEG C-67DEG C to be thoroughly molten, and adding the powder prepared in the step a, stirring for 10 minutes, and cooling to obtain the plaster.
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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medicine, in particular to a plaster for sciatica and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Sciatica is a common disease caused by compression of the sciatic nerve. The sciatic nerve is made up of several different spinal nerves, including the fourth and fifth lumbar nerves and the first through third groups of nerves. This nerve runs from the lower back, through the buttocks, to the back of the thigh, calf, and foot. Sciatica is mostly unilateral, without lumbago and back pain; the pain is generally persistent, and can also be paroxysmal. When the spinal canal pressure increases, the symptoms are aggravated, and it can also radiate along the sciatic nerve path. The tenderness of the sciatic nerve trunk is obvious, and the tenderness of the gastrocnemius muscle exists; the pain is not parallel to the muscle weakness, and the pain is generally severe, but the muscle weakness is not ...
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