Drug for treating burns and scalds and preparation method of drug

Abstract

The invention discloses a drug for treating burns and scalds. The drug is prepared from the following components and raw materials in parts by weight: 470-520 parts of alcohol, 22-28 parts of borneoland 48-53 parts of coptis chinensis. A preparation method of the drug is as follows: grinding coptis chinensis to form powder, adding the powdery coptis chinensis into the alcohol, and carrying out sufficient and uniform mixing; then, carrying out standing for 80-95 d; and next, adding the borneol into the alcohol, and carrying out sufficient and uniform mixing to prepare the drug for treating burns and scalds. The drug has the advantages that the alcohol in the drug for treating burns and scalds has the effects of resisting to bacteria, disinfecting and promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis so as to be capable of effectively accelerating the wound healing of wounded parts of the burns and the scalds; the coptis chinensis is not only capable of effectively healing wounds of the burns and the scalds, keeping the wounded parts have no scars, avoiding infection and shortening the wound healing time, but also capable of relieving the pain of the wounds; and the borneol has theeffects of clearing away heat and toxic materials and relieving swelling and pain so as to be capable of effectively improving the effect on treating the burns and the scales.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of pharmaceutical formulations, more specifically to the technical field of medicines for treating burns and scalds. Background technique [0002] Scalds are tissue injuries caused by high-temperature liquids (boiling water, hot oil, molten steel), high-temperature solids (hot metal, etc.) or high-temperature steam without flames. Burns and scalds are generally divided into three degrees according to the degree of burns. First-degree burns only damage the skin surface, with local mild redness and swelling, no blisters, and obvious pain; second-degree burns are dermis injuries, local redness, swelling and pain, and blisters of various sizes. ; III degree burns are subcutaneous fat, muscle or bone damage, and the affected area is gray or reddish brown. At present, for the above-mentioned I degree burns and II degree burns, the common therapeutic drugs are mostly wind balm, sesame oil, etc., and for th...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, for the above-mentioned I degree burns and II degree burns, the common therapeutic drugs are mostly essential oils, sesame oil, etc., and for the above-mentioned III degree burns, the wounds are usually bandaged with medicines such as vaseline at present; During treatment, the therapeutic effect is poor, the healing speed of the burn and scald wound is slow, and it is easy to leave scars after the wound heals

Although there are currently some burn and scald medicines on the market that use Chinese herbal medicine ingredients as raw materials, the formulations of these medicine ingredients are relatively complicated, the preparation methods are relatively cumbersome, and the manufacturing cost is relatively high, thereby increasing the treatment cost of burn and scald patients.