External-use liniment for treating chilblains

Abstract

The invention discloses external-use liniment for treating chilblains. The external-use liniment is composed of, by weight, six to eight parts of astragalus membranaceus, two to four parts of angelica sinensis, five to ten parts of paniculate swallowwort roots, one to three parts of garden balsam stems, three to four parts of saposhnicovia divaricata, eight to ten parts of honey-fried licorice roots, six to eight parts of sarcandra glabra, two to four parts of jujube tree bark, one to three parts of rhizoma corydalis, four to six parts of fiveleaf akebia fruits, six to eight parts of ginseng, two to four parts of polygonum cuspidatum, one to three parts of oysters, four to six parts of pubescent holly roots, two to four parts of pangolins, five to seven parts of radix angelicae, two to four parts of caulis spatholobi, one to two parts of cornus walteri wanger branches and leaves and two to four parts of Swiss chard. According to the external-use liniment, various kinds of natural Chinese herbal medicine are adopted as raw materials, and the source of the raw materials is wide; all the medicine is used in cooperation and has the effects of clearing away heat and toxic materials, relieving itching and eliminating swelling, invigorating the circulation of blood and eliminating stagnant blood and achieving antisepsis and promoting tissue regeneration. The external-use liniment becomes effective fast and is good in effect and free of toxic or side effects when treating the chilblains, and the external-use liniment is convenient to use and low in price.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an external liniment for treating frostbite, which belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines. Background technique

[0002] Chilblains mainly occur on the extremities of the hands, feet, and auricles. Due to poor blood circulation after being frozen, local cells accumulate water, and the accumulated water in the cells cannot flow away with the blood circulation. Generally, it is painful, so clinical manifestations such as redness, itching, and pain appear. The more redness and swelling, the more blood circulation disorder, and blisters, wound redness, swelling, erosion, etc. in severe cases; although there are many medicines for frostbite on the market, most of them are slow to take effect , The curative effect is not significant, and there is generally the shortcoming that the relapse rate is higher after treatment, especially can not radically cure various festering chilblains and non-festering chilblains. Conte...