Traditional Chinese medicine gel used for treating toxin-accumulating rotting and ulcerating type bedsores during clinical nursing

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine gel used for treating toxin-accumulating rotting and ulcerating type bedsores during clinical nursing. The traditional Chinese medicine gel is prepared with 1-10 parts of clear paste, 1-10 parts of Carbomer, 2-10 parts of triethanolamine, 5-20 parts of glycerol, 30-70 parts of alcohol, 3-10 parts of polyoxyethylene hydrogenated castor oil, 0.01-0.5 part of sodium bisulfite, 0.01-0.5 part of ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid, 1-10 parts of azone and 100-200 parts of purified water, wherein the clear paste is prepared with veronicastrum caulopterum, sticktight, Zouyoucao, large-leaved caesalpinia, lobedfruit schizocapsa rhizome, cyrtophyllum root, sansevieria and Chinese honeylocust spine. The traditional Chinese medicine gel has efficacy of clearing heat for detoxification, activating blood to remove blood stasis, removing slough and promoting tissue regeneration, diminishing inflammation and stopping pain, can effectively control growing and breeding of infectious pathogens, improve microcirculation around the surface of a wound, increase local blood flow, promote growth of granulation tissue and accelerate heating, and is a good scheme for treating the toxin-accumulating rotting and ulcerating type bedsores. The traditional Chinese medicine gel is uniform and exquisite, easy to coat after being unfolded and high in stability.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, and relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating decubitus, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine gel used in clinical nursing for treating decubital ulcers accumulated with toxins. Background technique [0002] Decubitus refers to degeneration and necrosis of the skin and mucous membranes due to continuous pressure on local soft tissues and changes in hemodynamics, resulting in ischemia and hypoxia of soft tissue cells and nutritional metabolism disorders. Also known as "Xi sore" in traditional Chinese medicine, it is often bedridden due to prolonged illness, poor circulation of qi and blood, loss of nourishment of the skin, and damaged skin. It is formed by poisoning and festering. It mainly occurs in bony prominences such as sacrum, heel, greater trochanter, anterior superior iliac spine, capitellum of fibula, and lateral malleolus. Clinically, it ...

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Problems solved by technology

Many treatment methods are to damage the somatic cells around the bacteria and control the growth of bacteria to make the wound heal. When the wound is in a movable joint, or the patient's healing ability is poor, the nutrition supply is not good, and the local microcirculation is obstructed, it is easy to form a long-lasting disease. not healed

However, these treatment methods are only suitable for mild bedsores, and the healing effect is poor for bedsores that have festered, with more carrion and pus, and antibiotics have no nutritional effect and cannot improve local microcirculation. while damaging surrounding healthy cells

Modern medical circles also use some externally applied drugs to promote muscle growth and epidermal healing, such as Shengji Yuhong ointment, adhesive plaster, etc., but because they have no anti-inflammatory function and are poorly adaptable to anti-inflammatory antibiotics of Western medicine, it is easy to cause surface healing and internal inflammation. Still have sepsis issues, cause wounds to persist, or come and go

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