Medicine for treating scalds

Abstract

Medicine for treating scalds is characterized by comprising, by weight, 98-146g of anodonta clam secretion, 51-73g of Silurus asotus mucus, 180-412g of Desmodium heterophyllum and 1518-2560g of dog oil. Preferably, the medicine comprises, by weight, 125g of anodonta clam secretion, 60g of Silurus asotus mucus, 250g of Desmodium heterophyllum and 2000g of dog oil. A preparation method of the medicine includes: heating the dog oil in a pot to 280-320 DEG C, removing the impurities of the Desmodium heterophyllum, then dividing the Desmodium heterophyllum into 3-5 parts, sequentially frying each part of the Desmodium heterophyllum in the pot until the Desmodium heterophyllum is scorched, wherein the scorched residues are fished out after each part of the Desmodium heterophyllum is fried; turning the large fire under the pot into slow fire, adding the anodonta clam secretion and the Silurus asotus mucus into the pot when the temperature of the dog oil in the pot lowers to 75-85 DEG C, and keeping the temperature in the pot to be 75-85 DEG C until the anodonta clam secretion and the Silurus asotus mucus are dried, wherein constant stirring is performed with a strainer in the pot during the process to allow the effectively components in the anodonta clam secretion and the Silurus asotus mucus to be sufficiently dissolved into the dog oil; removing the impurities in the pot, cooling, storing in a container, and standing in a sealed manner in the shade for 15 days to obtain the medicine.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating scald, which is characterized in that it is an external medicine prepared by using plant medicine and animal body fluid, and belongs to the external medicine ointment in the category of Chinese patent medicine. Background technique [0002] Scalding is a kind of skin and muscle damage caused by skin contact with gas, liquid or solid above 60 degrees Celsius. Burns are divided into: first-degree burns, burns only damage the surface layer of the skin, local mild swelling, no blisters, and obvious pain. Second degree injuries and burns refer to dermis damage, local redness, swelling and pain, and blisters of different sizes. Third-degree injuries and burns refer to subcutaneous, fat, muscle, and bone damage, which are gray or reddish-brown. If the scald lesion is not handled properly, it can easily induce skin and muscle ulceration, or leave scars and scars after healing. Severely affects limb function, ...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional Chinese medicine has been used in my country for thousands of years, but in modern times, due to the reduction of authentic raw materials and the decline in the quality of Chinese medicinal materials, the curative effect has been further affected.