External medicine for treating skin burn

Abstract

The invention relates to an external traditional Chinese medicine for treating burn. The external traditional Chinese medicine is brown yellow ointment oil in character and can be used for effectively treating level-I, level-II and level-III burns. The external traditional Chinese medicine contains the following components: borneol, anhydrous lanolin, badger fat, borax, angelica, cortex phellodendri, radix scutellariae, rhizoma chuanxiong, radix angelicae dahuricae, radix sanguisorbae, sanguis draxonis, radix arnebiae, myrrh, acanthopanax root, beewax, albolene, gypsum powder and all grass of persicaria perfoliata, wherein the components are decocted in a certain proportion and are concentrated to form a brown yellow viscous ointment. Compared with the prior art, the external traditional Chinese medicine can be used for rapidly and effectively treating the level-I, level-II and level-III burns, and after a water-fire burning wound is smeared with the external traditional Chinese medicine, a user does not feel obvious irritant pain; meanwhile, the external traditional Chinese medicine is capable of effectively killing bacteria, resisting inflammation and preventing wound infection of the wound; and the external traditional Chinese medicine has no toxic and side effects and has mild drug properties and a good analgesic effect, the wound can be rapidly healed, and after the wound is healed, pores are resurrected, and no scar is remained. The external traditional Chinese medicine further has good effects on slightly red and swollen skin and postoperative recovery of small scars.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for external use, in particular to a burn ointment for treating first-degree, superficial second-degree and second-degree skin burns. Background technique [0002] Burns are one of the common surgical diseases caused by various thermal factors acting on the human body. Burns are generally divided into four degrees, I degree, superficial II degree, II degree and III degree. First-degree burns are the least severe. Burned skin redness, pain, obvious tenderness, oozing or edema. When the injured part is lightly pressed, it turns white locally, but there are no blisters. Superficial second-degree burns are the most common in daily life, and the damage depth reaches the basal cell layer of the epidermis and the superficial layer of the dermis. Due to the increased permeability of capillaries, the exudate accumulates in them to form subepidermal blisters, the wound surface is red and swollen, and the epidermis is exfoli...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] At present, there are many kinds of external medicines for treating burns in my country, but most of them have the disadvantages of long treatment time and insignificant effect

Some drugs have insufficient bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effects, and cannot effectively prevent infection of the affected area; Long-term scars are left, and even the pores cannot be regenerated, and skin grafting cosmetic surgery is required to recover in the future

This not only takes a long time and the treatment cost is high

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