A self-heating transdermal drug delivery system having a heat-sensitive substrate and a preparing method thereof
A drug delivery system and self-heating technology, which can be used in pharmaceutical formulations, medical preparations with non-active ingredients, and sheet delivery, etc., can solve the problems of accelerating transdermal effect, increasing drug dissolution, etc. The effect of improving the transdermal absorption rate and simple operation
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[0019] In this example, the active components of indomethacin are transdermally administered. Because oral administration of indomethacin can stimulate the stomach and intestinal tract, and the drug is absorbed slowly after oral administration, the heat-sensitive substrate is used Skin administration directly to the affected area has a rapid onset of effect.
[0020] (1) Mix indomethacin into 120ml of 2% ethanol solution, prepare 10ml of azone, 20ml of propylene glycol, 8ml of peppermint oil, and 2ml of Tween 80, and stir and mix the drug solution and the transdermal administration solution .
[0021] (2) Add 140ml of PEG400 into the above mixture, stir, heat to 60°C and keep it warm.
[0022] (3) Slowly add 20g of PEG10000 and 2g of PVA into the above solution and stir until completely dissolved, then stop heating, continue to stir and cool down to room temperature naturally to prepare a milky white translucent medicinal ointment.
[0023] (4) Take 5ml of the drug ointment ...
Embodiment 2
[0026] In this example, the active component of ribavirin is administered transdermally. Because the absorption of ribavirin is slow when taken orally, the heat-sensitive matrix is used to directly deliver the drug to the affected area through the heat-sensitive matrix and the effect is rapid.
[0027] (1) Make ribavirin 1.5% ethanol solution 150ml, prepare azone 10ml, propylene glycol 20ml, peppermint oil 8ml, Tween 80 2ml mixed solution, mix the drug solution and transdermal administration solution evenly .
[0028] (2) Add 140ml of PEG400 into the above mixture, stir, heat to 40°C and keep it warm.
[0029] (3) Slowly add 20g of PEG10000 and 2g of PVA into the above solution and stir until completely dissolved, then stop heating, continue to stir and cool down to room temperature naturally to prepare a milky white translucent medicinal ointment.
[0030] (4) Take 5ml of the drug ointment and apply it on the non-woven fabric with a backing film, then stick the drug-loaded...
Embodiment 3
[0033] The present embodiment treats the active components of traditional Chinese medicine Herba Asarum, Lianzixin, Clematis, Curcuma, Rhizoma Rhizoma Corydalis, Radix Rhizoma Rhizoma Radix, Radix Sinensis, Moschus, Radish Seed, Frankincense, Psoraleae, and Phoenix Garment for the treatment of periarthritis of shoulder. Transdermal administration is implemented, and the heat-sensitive matrix is used to directly deliver the effect to the affected area through the heat-sensitive matrix.
[0034] (1) 15g asarum, 11g lotus seed heart, 9g clematis, 8g curcuma, 15g corydalis, 15g raw rhubarb, 10g sheath, 5g musk, 10g radish seed, 9g frankincense, 12g psoralen, 8g phoenix coat Add eight times the weight of water and decoct three times to combine the medicinal solution. After the medicinal solution is concentrated, take 130ml of the medicinal solution, prepare a mixed solution of 10ml of azone, 20ml of propylene glycol, 8ml of peppermint oil, and 2ml of Tween 80. Solution The two li...
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