Oral helicobacter pylori (HP) inhibiting cream and production process thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses oral helicobacter pylori (HP) inhibiting cream and a production process thereof. The oral HP inhibiting cream comprises 3-8 parts of an aloe extract, 5-7 parts of a propolis extract, 2-5 parts of xylitol, 3-15 parts of eugenol, 1-3 parts of a peppermint extract, 3-6 parts of papain, 3-5 parts of lysozyme, 10-12 parts of mastic gum, 2-7 parts of epsilon-polylysine, 10-30 parts of a traditional Chinese medicine extract, 10-12 parts of a thickener, 10-25 parts of a moisturizer, 5-7 parts of a foaming agent, 30-45 parts of an abrasive agent and 15-28 parts of purified water. The prepared oral HP inhibiting cream can inhibit and kill HP in an oral cavity, has a better bacterium inhibiting effect on multiple aerobic bacteria and anaerobic bacteria, and can prevent breeding of harmful strains in the oral cavity and regulate the microecological balance of the oral cavity. Meanwhile, the oral HP inhibiting cream also combine traditional Chinese medicine components, the mastic gum and the epsilon-polylysine capable of removing halitosis and dental plaque, clearing inflammation and removing internal heat and preventing gum swelling and aching and bleeding, so that theoral HP inhibiting cream has small side effects and remarkable sterilization effects.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of antibacterial ointment, in particular to oral HP antibacterial ointment and its production process. Background technique [0002] Oral Helicobacter pylori is helical, microanaerobic, including Helicobacter pylori canis, Helicobacter gastricus, Helicobacter nigeri, Helicobacter lapni and Helicobacter salomonei, and is currently known to be able to survive in the stomach of animals. Survival of bacteria that require very harsh growth conditions. In 1983, it was successfully isolated from the gastric mucosal biopsy tissue of patients with chronic active gastritis for the first time. It is a microbial species known to be able to survive in the stomach and oral cavity. Oral Helicobacter pylori can cause bad breath, oral ulcers, chronic pharyngitis, periodontitis, etc. [0003] Oral Helicobacter pylori has strong infectivity, wide spread, strong drug resistance, and has a unique "biofilm" structure, which mak...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] However, the existing oral antibacterial agents have weak sterilizing ability, resulting in repeated oral Helicobacter pylori disease