Burn gel for smearing

Abstract

The invention provides burn gel for smearing. A formula comprises the following components of rhizoma polygoni cuspidati coarse powder, rhizoma coptidis coarse powder, borneol, glycerin, potassium sorbate, hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose and purified water. A method for preparing the burn gel for the smearing comprises the following steps of extracting a liquid medicine from the rhizoma polygoni cuspidati coarse powder and the rhizoma coptidis coarse powder by adopting water-bath reflux equipment, filtering out dregs, carrying out vacuum concentration on the liquid medicine, filtering out impurities, adding 58 percent of the purified water in the components into the liquid medicine, and uniformly concocting an obtained first mixture; adding the potassium sorbate into an extracting solution from which the impurities are filtered out to dissolve the potassium sorbate, so as to obtain a phase I; taking and mixing the hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose with the glycerin uniformly, adding an obtained second mixture into 38 percent of the purified water in the components to dissolve the obtained second mixture, and making an obtained third mixture stand for 12 hours, so as to obtain a phase II; heating the phase I to 50 DEG C, then adding the phase I into the phase II, uniformly agitating an obtained fourth mixture, adding borneol fine powder into the agitated fourth mixture, finally, adding the rest of the purified water in the components into an obtained fifth mixture, agitating uniformly and cooling an obtained sixth mixture so as to obtain the burn gel. When in use, the burn gel for the smearing is smeared at an affected part twice a day, has no side effects, has the effects of detoxifying, deswelling, reducing the generation of scars and reliving pain, and is used for promoting the quick healing of a wound surface.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an external applicator for treating burns, in particular to a burn gel for smearing. Background technique [0002] In daily life and work, accidents of burns and scalds will inevitably occur. Burns and scalds can cause damage to the skin of parts of the human body, or even the entire body. High temperature will damage the surface layer of the skin, and the wound surface is generally difficult to repair quickly, and the local burning pain will directly bring great pain to the patient. All burns require local external treatment, and various proven traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions with significant curative effects have been made into a variety of external preparations and are widely used clinically, playing an important role in the treatment of burns. The more common clinical method of external application of traditional Chinese medicine to treat burns is to directly apply tinctures, decoctions, etc., but these traditio...

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Problems solved by technology

The more common method of external application of traditional Chinese medicine to treat burns in clinical practice is to directly apply tincture, decoction, etc., but these traditional smeared drugs such as tincture are easy to volatilize, must be applied repeatedly, and are easy to irritate the new skin, increase the pain of patients and leave scars