Ointment for promoting recovery of injured meniscus during plaster immobilization and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses an ointment for promoting recovery of injured meniscus during plaster immobilization and a preparation method thereof.The ointment is prepared from catechinic acid, thymol crystals, ecdysterone, neottianthe pseudo-diphylax extract, quercetin, hyperoside, diphenhydramine hydrochloride, protopine, bufexamac, kaempferol, aescin, an ointment substrate and an antioxidant.Based on reasonable matching, the various effective ingredients are combined, and the ointment has the effects of promoting blood flow to remove stasis, diminishing inflammation to relieve pain, strengthening the bones and muscles, resisting infection and irritability and preventing skin rotting, is used before plaster immobilization is adopted for non-surgical treatment of injured meniscus and applied to the wound to promote body recovery, can prevent skin infection and irritability symptoms caused by long-time plaster immobilization, and is good in treatment effect, convenient and easy to use and applicable to clinic application.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of orthopedic medicine, in particular to an ointment for promoting recovery when meniscus injury is fixed with gypsum and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The meniscus is two crescent-shaped fibrocartilages located on the medial and lateral articular surfaces of the tibial plateau. Its cross-section is triangular in shape, thick on the outside and thin on the inside, slightly concave above to match the femoral condyle, and flat below. Connected with the tibial plateau, such a structure just makes the femoral condyle form a deep depression on the tibial plateau, so that the stability of the spherical femoral condyle and the tibial plateau increases. The meniscus stabilizes the knee joint, transmits the load force of the knee joint, and promotes the absorption of nutrients in the joint. It is precisely because of this that the knee joint can be used for years of weight-bearing exercise without...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] There are two types of treatment methods for meniscus tears, surgical and non-surgical. Generally speaking, most of the meniscal tears that cause symptoms require surgical treatment. When surgical treatment of meniscus tears is often performed, all of them are often removed, although it can be treated temporarily. Symptoms are relieved, but the protective effect of the meniscus on the joints is gone. Such an operation will often have a great impact on the patient's physical condition in the future, and most of them will develop arthritis.