A skin ginseng foaming lotion composition, its soaking method and use

Abstract

The invention provides a skin ginseng foam lotion composition, which is composed of the following components in proportion by weight: 12-18 parts of Kochia scoparia, 25-35 parts of Smilax smilax, 25-35 parts of Pittosporum bark, 25 parts of Lonicerae vine ~35 copies, 25~35 copies of Sophora flavescens, and 10~20 copies of Liu Jinu. It also discloses the soaking method of the Fushen Bubble Lotion prescription and the use of the Fushen Bubble Lotion prescription in skin preparation before joint replacement surgery; the traditional Chinese medicine bubble wash of the present invention is effective for skin preparation before joint replacement surgery. Improve local microcirculation, shorten incision redness and swelling time, prevent postoperative superficial infection of surgical incision, reduce incision inflammatory reaction, shorten patient's hospital stay, improve sleep quality, accelerate postoperative recovery and improve clinical treatment effect of surgery. Applying traditional Chinese medicine foot bath to surgical skin preparation can remove pathogenic bacteria at the surgical site, reduce wound inflammatory reactions, shorten the hospital stay, accelerate postoperative recovery and improve the clinical effect of surgery. This therapy is safe, effective, and has no adverse reactions. It is a kind of green therapy and a characteristic therapy of traditional Chinese medicine that is worth promoting.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine formulations, in particular to a prescription of skin ginseng foaming lotion, a method for soaking and washing, and the application of soaking and washing. Background technique [0002] Surgical site infection (SSI, Surgical Site Infection) is a common complication after surgery. The infection rate after primary knee replacement surgery is 0.5% to 2%. Surgical site infection will delay incision healing, delay patient hospitalization time, increase the dosage and time of antibiotics, increase hospitalization costs, and in severe cases will directly lead to surgical failure or even patient death . Risk factors for SSI surgery include prolonged surgery and insufficient skin scrubbing or antimicrobial preparations. The main source of infection is microorganisms on the patient's skin, the most common bacteria being Staphylococcus epidermidis and Staphylococcus aureus. Studies ha...

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[0009] However, it has not been reported that traditional Chinese medicine foot baths are used for preoperative skin preparation to prevent postoperative superficial infection of the surgical site and reduce the inflammatory response of the incision.

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