Traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating infantile eczema and nursing method

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating infantile eczema, belonging to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines. Aiming at the pathogenesis of infantile eczema and according to the principle of traditional Chinese medicine treatment based on syndrome differentiation, the external lotion is prepared by selecting the following traditional Chinese medicines: root of hemandialeaf stephania, root of littletooth hydrangeavine, root of red psychotria, root of wallich willow, herb of yellowbell clematis, all-grass of manyspike knotweed, herb of beach morningglory, common lantana leaf, herb or flower of European glorybind, leaf of ringworm senna and bark of operculate cleistocalyx. Through clinical tests, the total effective rate is 93.3%.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating infantile eczema. Background technique [0002] Eczema in young children is a skin inflammatory reaction with obvious exudation tendency caused by various factors, and it is more common in obese infants. Chen Shigong of the Ming Dynasty wrote "Surgery Authentic", which said: "Dirty milk, when the baby is in the womb, the mother eats five spices, long-term food broiled, and the heat is passed on to the baby. After birth, ringworm is all over the head and face, flowing fat into flakes, restless sleep, and itching. .” The image describes the symptoms and location of infant eczema. The disease usually begins 1 to 6 months after birth, and is more common in infants of 2 to 3 months. It mainly occurs on the head and face, and in severe cases, it can affect the whole body. The rash is pleomorphic, symmetrically ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, it has been found in clinical observation that these two types of drugs are suitable for older children. For example, steroid creams are applied repeatedly to infants for a long time, and the application area is large and the time is long. After a large amount of absorption, there will be different degrees of adverse reactions. Atrophy, telangiectasia, easy to cause pigmentation, skin atrophy, secondary infection and other adverse reactions, severe systemic adverse reactions

Moreover, it is easy to relapse after long-term repeated use of glucocorticoids

Therefore, Western medicine still lacks effective methods to deal with infantile eczema at present.