Aloe repair gel for promoting rapid wound healing

Abstract

The invention discloses aloe repair gel for promoting rapid wound healing. The gel comprises the following components in parts by weight: 2-3 parts of bur beggarticks herb, 2-3 parts of immature flower of Japanese honeysuckle, 1-2 parts of common andrographis herb, 2-3 parts of lidocaine, 2-3 parts of Yunnan Baiyao, 3-5 parts of chitosan, 3-5 parts of borneol, 3-5 parts of aloe micropowder, 3-5 parts of collagen and 1-2 parts of honey. The gel can play a role in promoting rapid wound healing and rapid reproduction of muscle tissue, and can achieve the effects of fading scars and beautifying.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medicine and health care products, in particular to an aloe repair gel for promoting rapid wound healing. Background technique [0002] Skin wound healing refers to the healing process after the skin tissue is severed or damaged due to external force, including the regeneration of various tissues and the complex combination of granulation tissue hyperplasia and scar tissue formation, showing the synergy of various processes. The mildest trauma is limited to the epidermis of the skin, and the skin and subcutaneous tissue are broken in slightly severe cases, and wounds appear. In severe trauma, muscles, tendons, and nerves may be broken and fractured. The wound healing process stops bleeding, inflammation, proliferation and Remodeling, in order to make the wound heal successfully, the four stages must be completed in sequence. It is difficult for the existing wound healing drugs to exert a synergistic effec...

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[0002] Skin wound healing refers to the healing process after the skin tissue is severed or damaged due to external force, including the regeneration of various tissues and the complex combination of granulation tissue hyperplasia and scar tissue formation, showing the synergy of various processes. The mildest trauma is limited to the epidermis of the skin, and the skin and subcutaneous tissue are broken in slightly severe cases, and wounds appear. In severe trauma, muscles, tendons, and nerves may be broken and fractured. The wound healing process stops bleeding, inflammation, proliferation and Remodeling, in order to make the wound heal successfully, the four stages must be completed in sequence. It is difficult for the existing wound healing drugs to exert a synergistic effect between the components, and the healing effect on the wound is not good. The effect is poor, and prone to repeated inflammation and hyperplasia