Chinese medicinal transdermal agent and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicinal transdermal agent. The transdermal agent comprises the following raw materials in parts by volume: 1 to 4 parts of bruceae fructus oil (BFO), 4 parts of white oil, 2 parts of propylene glycol, and 1 to 4 parts of tea tree essential oil; the invention further provides a preparation method of the Chinese medicinal transdermal agent. Compared with the existing anthelmintics, the Chinese medicinal transdermal agent disclosed by the invention has the following advantages of being safe to use and not poisoning livestock because anthelmintic components areChinese medicinal extracts, being good in anthelmintic effect, convenient in administration and easy to control dose after directly acted on the surface of a body by using a rubbing method, having almost no drug residues in milk and meat after used, no drug withdrawal period and milk abandonment period, and further being capable of effectively killing gastrointestinal nematodes and ectoparasites such as ixodids and mites, thereby being suitable for use in pastoral areas.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of veterinary medicines, and particularly relates to a traditional Chinese medicine transdermal agent and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Yak enjoys the reputation of "the boat on the plateau". The clothing, food, housing, transportation, fur, fuel, etc. of Tibetan nomads are inseparable from yak. The importance cannot be overemphasized. Due to the traditional nomadic form, parasitic diseases and infectious diseases of yak cattle are seriously endangered in yak herds. Because the existing oral and injectable anthelmintic drugs often cause a large stress response in yaks, coupled with the inconvenience of wild yak drug administration and other factors, the existing anthelmintic drugs are difficult for herdsmen to accept. In addition, the herdsmen's low awareness of the prevention and control of yak parasitic diseases makes the yak parasitic diseases not well controlled, resulting...

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Problems solved by technology

Some of these drugs are very toxic, such as pyrethroids and organophosphates. When they are administered by spraying or smearing on the body surface, the dosage is difficult to control, and a little carelessness will cause animal poisoning. They are often used in actual production. Inappropriate reports of poisoning have affected the use of these drugs in Tibetan areas

Macrolide drugs such as abamectin and ivermectin can effectively repel psoriasis larvae, but the current drug delivery methods are mainly oral and injection, and the oral dose is difficult for herdsmen to master, and passing through the rumen will affect the effectiveness of these drugs. Due to the wildness of yaks, although the injection can effectively drive and kill the yak psoriasis larvae, it is time-consuming and laborious to operate, and it is very difficult to apply in actual production, thus affecting the control effect of yak psoriasis, and abamectin Since these drugs such as ivermectin are widely distributed in milk, there must be a certain period of milk abandonment when using drugs.

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