External traditional Chinese medicine ointment for recovery from burns and scalds

Abstract

The invention discloses an external traditional Chinese medicine ointment for recovery from burns and scalds. The external traditional Chinese medicine ointment is prepared from, by weight, 20-25 parts of cortex albiziae, 10-20 parts of arnebia root, 10-15 parts of radix et rhizoma rhei, 15-20 parts of rhizoma coptidis, 15-20 parts of catechu, 5-10 parts of borneol, 3-6 parts of myrrh and 2-4 parts of great burdock achene, and preferably, 22 parts of cortex albiziae, 18 parts of arnebia root, 13 parts of radix et rhizoma rhei, 13 parts of rhizoma coptidis, 12 parts of catechu, 8 parts of borneol, 4 parts of myrrh and 3 parts of great burdock achene. The external traditional Chinese medicine ointment for recovery from burns and scalds has the advantages of high exudate control speed, high scabbing speed, capabilities of relieving pain of patients effectively and promoting speedy recovery of the patients, simplicity in preparation, convenience in use and no toxic or side effect and is capable of clearing away heat and toxic materials, removing blood stasis, promoting granulation, achieving astringency and hemostasis, diminishing inflammation and achieving analgesic effect.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a Chinese medicinal composition, and relates to a Chinese medicinal ointment for external burn and scald rehabilitation. Background technique [0002] Burns and scalds are common surgical injuries. After burns, they not only damage the skin, but also damage various organs throughout the body, even life-threatening. At present, the final treatment plan for patients with large-area severe burns and scalds in the medical field uses artificial skin grafts. Or, an ointment prepared from Chinese herbal medicines such as cooling blood, healing blood, dissipating heat, detoxifying, relieving pain, and growing muscles is applied on the wound surface to treat burns and scalds. These traditional Chinese medicines all have the disadvantages of slow curative effect and slow control of exudation. There is still a lot of exudation within a few days after application, and it takes more than half a month if the burn area is greater than 1% and the ...

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Problems solved by technology

These traditional Chinese medicines all have the disadvantages of slow curative effect and slow speed of exudate control. There is still a lot of exudate within a few days after coating, and when the burn area is greater than 1% and is a deep II degree injury, it takes more than half a month. In order to stabilize the injury, it is inevitable to supplement with artificial skin grafting, which cannot alleviate the pain of the patient.