Preparation method of external medicine for nerve injury

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of an external medicine for nerve injury to solve the problem in treatment of common peroneal nerve injury. The preparation method comprises the following steps: mixing 10-30 parts of bittersweet herb, 6-12 parts of edible tulip, 3-10 parts of schefflera arboricola hayata, 6-12 parts of herb of paniculate spotflower, 3-10 parts of flueggea suffruticosa, 6-12 parts of mulberry, 6-12 parts of glossy privet fruit, 6-12 parts of fructus aurantii immaturus, 6-12 parts of alate senna leaf, 1-5 parts of glechoma longituba, 3-10 parts of amblystegium serpens and 10-25 parts of cladostachys amaranthoides; adding water and decocting; 30 minutes later, filtering to obtain the filtrate; adding water into the residue and decocting for 20 minutes; filtering to obtain the filtrate; mixing the two filtrates; and concentrating, drying, crushing, blending and applying. Clinical experiments prove that the external medicine has the characteristics of good curative effect and relatively high safety when used for treating common peroneal nerve injury and is worth clinical application and promotion.

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Technical field

[0001] The present invention is a divisional application of the invention application "A topical pharmaceutical composition for rehabilitation after common peroneal nerve injury" (application number: 2013103601481) filed on August 19, 2013. It relates to the field of medicines, in particular to a pharmaceutical composition for external use for rehabilitation after common peroneal nerve injury. Background technique

[0002] The common peroneal nerve (nervus peroneus communis) bypasses the fibular neck and is superficial and close to the periosteum. Therefore, fibular neck fractures or improper use of fixation equipment may be involved, causing the calf extensor muscles to paralyze, leading to foot drop, and foot back Dysfunction of flexion and valgus, showing varus and drooping deformity. As well as the loss of thumb and toe extension, flexion, and sensory disturbances on the front and outside of the calf and the front and inside of the instep. Repairing the comm...