Insole with function of treating tinea pedis

Abstract

The invention discloses an insole with a function of treating tinea pedis. The insole comprises a pad which is prepared by compressing powder ground from the following eight components: fructus cnidii, xanthiun sibiricum patrin ex widder, radix sophorae flavescentis, pseudolarix amabilis, fructus kochiae, radix aconiti, green tea and borneol. The insole is convenient to use, and can be used for solving complex inconvenience of application, and the medicinal ingredient in the insole can be used for killing bacteria and has a certain anesthetic effect to reduce the itching feeling when tinea pedis attacks.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an insole with the function of treating tinea pedis. Background technique

[0002] Tinea pedis is a contagious foot skin disease caused by fungi, which can easily recur. It takes long-term treatment to see the effect, and a course of treatment for beriberi will take at least one month.

[0003] Why does it take so long? This is because after the fungus is killed, there will still be some fungus remaining, and it will take at least a month for the new skin tissue to grow. If the drug is stopped right after the fungus is killed, In this way, it is easy to parasitize on the new skin tissue, leading to recurrence.

[0004] Due to the long treatment time, the existing method requires regular medication, which is cumbersome and inconvenient. Patients often fail to adhere to the long-term application of medication on time, resulting in tinea pedis that cannot be fully cured, resulting in recurrent attacks. Contents of the inventio...

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0011] The insole with the function of treating tinea pedis is ground into powder and compressed into insole gasket by mass parts of the following eight components: Cnidium 6-12, Cocklebur 9-12, Sophora flavescens 7-9, hibiscus Skin 4-8, Kochia chinensis 3-9, Aconitum 9-15, green tea 1-5, borneol 12-18.

[0012] Several preferred embodiments of this medicine are given below.

[0013] Cnidium 6, Cocklebur 9, Sophora flavescens 7, Hibiscus bark 4, Kochia chinensis 3, Raw grass black 9, Green tea 1, Borneol 12.

[0014] Cnidium 9, Cocklebur 10, Sophora flavescens 8, Hibiscus bark 6, Kochia scoparia 6, Raw grass 13, Green tea 3, Borneol 15.

[0015] Cnidium 12, Cocklebur 12, Sophora flavescens 9, Hibiscus bark 8, Kochia scoparia 9, Raw grass 15, Green tea 5, Borneol 18.

[0016] The above-mentioned parts by mass are also the proportional relationship of each component.

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an insole with the function of treating tinea pedis. Background technique

[0002] Tinea pedis is a contagious foot skin disease caused by fungi, which can easily recur. It takes long-term treatment to see the effect, and a course of treatment for beriberi will take at least one month.

[0003] Why does it take so long? This is because after the fungus is killed, there will still be some fungus remaining, and it will take at least a month for the new skin tissue to grow. If the drug is stopped right after the fungus is killed, In this way, it is easy to parasitize on the new skin tissue, leading to recurrence.

[0004] Due to the long treatment time, the existing method requires regular medication, which is cumbersome and inconvenient. Patients often fail to adhere to the long-term application of medication on time, resulting in tinea pedis that cannot be fully cured, resulting in recurrent attacks. Contents of the inventio...

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0011] The insole with the function of treating tinea pedis is ground into powder and compressed into insole gasket by mass parts of the following eight components: Cnidium 6-12, Cocklebur 9-12, Sophora flavescens 7-9, hibiscus Skin 4-8, Kochia chinensis 3-9, Aconitum 9-15, green tea 1-5, borneol 12-18.

[0012] Several preferred embodiments of this medicine are given below.

[0013] Cnidium 6, Cocklebur 9, Sophora flavescens 7, Hibiscus bark 4, Kochia chinensis 3, Raw grass black 9, Green tea 1, Borneol 12.

[0014] Cnidium 9, Cocklebur 10, Sophora flavescens 8, Hibiscus bark 6, Kochia scoparia 6, Raw grass 13, Green tea 3, Borneol 15.

[0015] Cnidium 12, Cocklebur 12, Sophora flavescens 9, Hibiscus bark 8, Kochia scoparia 9, Raw grass 15, Green tea 5, Borneol 18.

[0016] The above-mentioned parts by mass are also the proportional relationship of each component.

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