Slow-release cutaneous penetration patch used for vulva seborrheic dermatitis

Abstract

The invention discloses a slow-release cutaneous penetration patch used for vulva seborrheic dermatitis, and belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine. The effective components of the drugare composed of alternanthera phioxeroides, gymnema sylvestre, broussonetia kaempferi sieb leaves, nutgrass flatsedge, Chinese starjasmine stems, blumea megacephala, fructus kochiae, dittany bark, mutton tallow, ampelopsisroots, licorice roots, Korean pine seeds, asparagus cochinchinensis, Japanese pagodatree bark, polygonum orientale roots, tea begonia, flatspine pricklyash leaves, climbing figs,linseeds, fructus cnidii, semen oroxyli, mecodium microsorum, Chinese trumpet creepers and borneol. The selected medicinal materials conform to the principle of assistance and guidance and suit the remedy to the case aiming at disease causes, the slow-release cutaneous penetration patch has the functions of cooling blood and clearing heat, resolving toxin and dispersing swelling, dispelling windand arresting itching, eliminating dampness and dredging channels, nourishing yin for moistening dryness, healing up sore and promoting granulation and moistening the skin, is good in absorption effect and obvious in curative effect, has no toxic and side effect and clinical adverse reaction, and through clinical verification, the recovery rate of vulva seborrheic dermatitis is high.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a sustained-release transdermal drug delivery patch for seborrheic dermatitis of the vulva. Background technique [0002] Vulvar seborrheic dermatitis is a superficial, chronic inflammatory skin disease that occurs on the basis of seborrhea, usually starting from the head and spreading downward to other parts rich in sebaceous glands, manifested as dark red or yellow-red patches Covered with greasy scales or crusts, with varying degrees of itching. The etiology of this disease is not completely clear so far, but at present, it is generally believed that the disease may be related to the increase in the activity of the sebaceous glands, resulting in an increase in the release of sebum or changes in related chemical components, resulting in imbalance of the skin surface flora, and secondary microbial infections: such as Pityrosporum ovale and Brevibacterium acnes proli...

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Most of the medicines for external use are mixed with 5% sulfur cream and glucocorticoid cream for external application. Although they have good efficacy, these medicines have certain toxic and side effects. treatment effect

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