A kind of Daicha ice boron effervescent granule, its preparation method and application

Abstract

The invention discloses a Daicha ice boron effervescent granule. The raw materials include: Qingdai 1-2%, catechin 5-9%, borax 5-9%, dry alum 5-9%, Borneol 2‑5%, micronized silica gel 1.5‑3%, polyvinylpyrrolidone K30 1.6‑3.2%, sucrose 6‑9%, tartaric acid 10‑17%, citric acid 8‑12%, sodium bicarbonate 20‑28%, none Sodium carbonate water 2‑4%, low-substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose 2.9‑6.5% and absolute ethanol 28‑35%. The invention provides a kind of Daicha ice boron effervescent granule, the effervescent liquid can decompose the denatured protein such as pus produced by festering the fastest, and eliminate its toxicity, remove the wound, and accelerate the healing of the wound; it is mainly used for virus Sexual trauma ulcer repair, specifically including mouth ulcers, mouth corners and skin ulcers, post-herpetic skin ulcers, hoof rot, etc., has a good effect on inhibiting the replication of pathogenic microorganisms in viral ulcers.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicines, in particular to a Daicha ice boron effervescent granule, a preparation method and application thereof. Background technique [0002] Aphthous ulcers, also known as "oral ulcers", are superficial ulcers that occur on the oral mucosa. The size can range from rice grains to soybeans, and they are round or oval. The surface of the ulcer is concave and the surrounding is congested. Ulcer is characterized by periodicity, recurrence and self-limitation. [0003] In addition, animal foot-and-mouth ulcers are very common. Cases of foot-and-mouth ulcers have been accompanied by many pig farms since 2009. They occur all year round, with an incidence rate of 5% to 80%, a case fatality rate of up to 20%, and a disability rate of 3 %about. For treatment, injections such as festering heat-toxin rehabilitation needles and severe Kouchi Hugankang are often used. [0004] At present, when...

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[0004] At present, when treating viral traumatic festering diseases in animals, most of them use injections, which are inconvenient to use, and they need to be kept in place during the injection process, which is unsafe to use, because most of the young animals with this disease are often accompanied by myocarditis. Sudden death during the hold

In addition, the cost is too high, most of them have chemical drug residues, require a longer drug withdrawal period, and the effect is slow. Generally, better results can be seen two or three days after injection.