Ointment for treating burn

Abstract

An ointment for treating burn and scald is prepared from erythromycin, zinc oxide, benzocaine and 7 Chinese-medicinal materials including rhubarb, sanguisorba root, etc. Its advantages include strong antibacterial power, high curative effect and low cost.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a kind of burn ointment, more specifically, relates to a kind of burn ointment prepared by traditional Chinese medicine, western medicine and matrix, which is especially suitable for external application bandage therapy to treat medium and small area burns and scalds. Background technique [0002] Burns and scalds are one of the common injuries in clinical practice. One of the central links in the treatment of burns and scalds is to promote the regeneration and repair of wound tissue while preventing and treating burn and scald wound infection. At present, the general exposure therapy is to keep the wound dry to inhibit the proliferation of bacteria, and at the same time, use various antibiotics to prevent the spread of bacteria through the local wound to the whole body. However, the dry environment also leads to the rapid death of human tissue cells. Although the use of antibiotics can inhibit But at the same time, it also hi...

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Problems solved by technology

The shortcoming of this treatment method is, because the existing traditional Chinese medicine ointment (such as Jing Wanhong ointment etc.) at present, its antibacterial effect is relatively weak, thus can't effectively inhibit bacterial reproduction, and simple antibiotic ointment has no effect of promoting wound repair. effect

For wounds in the early stage of burns and scalds, due to factors such as microthrombus formation in small blood vessels and increased vascular permeability, poor microcirculation or microcirculation disturbance, systemic administration should be given either by intravenous infusion or intramuscular injection. , it is difficult to form an effective bactericidal concentration in the local tissues of burns and scalds, and the effect of controlling infection is poor, which can lead to wound ulcers, which cannot be cured for a long time, and eventually require skin grafting, prolonging the course of the disease, causing more pain and economic burden for patients

In addition, strict aseptic operation and even aseptic isolation cannot be achieved by ordinary hospitals or primary medical units.