Non-alcohol anti-leakage cream used for stoma nursing and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a non-alcohol anti-leakage cream used for stoma nursing and a preparation method thereof. The non-alcohol anti-leakage cream comprises the following components in parts by weight: 40-55 parts of liquid polyisoprene rubber, 20-40 parts of carboxymethylcellulose sodium, 5-10 parts of karaya gum, 2-6 parts of white carbon black, 2-6 parts of inorganic clay, 2-4 parts of glycerin, 1-4 parts of 1,2-propylene glycol, 1-4 parts of 1,3-butylene glycol, and 1-4 parts of mineral oil. The cream has good corrosion-resistant performance on excreta, low swellability, and no generationof scattered disintegrating, can effectively prevent contact of the excreta and normal skin surrounding the stoma, and reduces the inflammation generated due to erosion of skin.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to an alcohol-free anti-leak ointment for stoma care and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] A stoma refers to an opening formed by surgically moving one end of the intestine or urethra to the body surface. It originates from diseases of the digestive system or urinary system, and requires surgical separation of the urinary tract. Stoma patients excrete through the stoma, but because there is no sphincter at the stoma, stoma patients cannot control defecation like normal people, and need to wear an ostomy bag at the stoma for temporary collection of secretions and excretions. [0003] The surface of the skin around the stoma of some patients presents irregular shapes such as folds or depressions. When the stoma bag is directly attached, the gap between the skin and the film will cause leakage of excreted fluid, which will affect the normal life of stoma patients; The normal skin around the mouth is exposed...

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Problems solved by technology

Alcohol-based anti-leak creams currently on the market contain ethanol or isopropanol. During contact with the skin, organic solvents can irritate the skin, mucous membranes, and wounds of some stoma patients, resulting in pain and discomfort. Sometimes it may even cause skin inflammation; the anti-leak ointment is in contact with excrement for a long time, especially at night, the soaking of intestinal juice or urine makes the anti-leak ointment gradually swell and disintegrate, and finally loses the effect of anti-leakage protection

In addition, once the alcohol-based anti-leakage paste is squeezed out and exposed to the air, the solvent will evaporate quickly, and the paste will become hard and cannot be spread. Therefore, it needs to be operated quickly when using it, which increases the difficulty of daily care for patients.