A medicine for external use for nursing ears, noses and throats and a preparing method thereof

Abstract

A medicine for external use for nursing ears, noses and throats and a preparing method thereof are disclosed. The medicine is prepared from menthol, sodium chloride, glycerin, dipotassium glycyrrhizinate, a traditional Chinese medicine extract product and distilled water. The traditional Chinese medicine extract product is prepared from wild chrysanthemum flower, crocus sativus, baical skullcap root, common rush, herba houttuyniae, canscora lucidissima, purslane, white peony root, herba barleriae lupulinae, asparagus cochinchinensis, anoectochilus roxburghii, turmeric, lotus stamen and iris, and is prepared by mixing the traditional Chinese medicine raw materials according to a ratio, adding water, decocting and extracting twice, combining two filtrates, allowing the mixture to stand, filtering, adding other raw materials according to a ratio, fully stirring, purifying, filtering for filtration, subpackaging, and sterilizing with ultraviolet ray. The medicine is reasonable in formula and good in cleaning effects, has good treating effects on skin infections of ears, nasal cavities and throats, can effectively inhibit biological streptococcus, staphylococcus, bacillus influenza, influenza viruses, and other pathogenic bacteria and viruses, and is safe and nontoxic, thus effectively preventing and treating skin infections of ears, nasal cavities and throats and protecting skin safety of human bodies.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to an external medicine for ear, nose and throat care and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] In daily life, everyone will get sick due to bacterial infection, and the skin of the ear, nasal cavity and throat is often infected, such as nasopharyngitis, which is a common disease in people's daily life. Traditional methods for the treatment of nasopharyngitis include oral medicaments, normal saline, and nasal drops. The curative effect of oral medicine is short-lived and slow, and the doctor's advice must be followed; nasal cavity washing with physiological saline should be performed under the guidance of medical staff, and the curative effect is local; nasal drops can breathe smoothly for a short time, and long-term use can cause drug-induced rhinitis. Such as ear eczema and suppuration of the root of the ear, this condition is caused by the infect...

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Problems solved by technology

However, currently on the market are all drugs specific to the ear, nasal cavity, and throat, and there are no related drugs that specifically target inflammation or infection in these three parts