Chinese herbal medicine for treating smelly feet and its preparing method

Abstract

A Chinese medicine in the form of powder for treating smelly foot, eczema and sore is prepared from baked alum (89-98%), anise (1-10%) and rice vinegar (0.1-1%). Its advantage is high curative effect.

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1. Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of Chinese patent medicines, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating foot odor and a preparation method thereof. 2. Background technology: [0002] Foot odor is a common disease. The cause of foot odor can be divided into two types: fungal infection and non-fungal infection; non-fungal foot odor is often accompanied by sweating, impregnated stench, occasional redness, slight pain without itching, The disease is caused by a coryneform bacterium, and its main causes include living habits: such as not paying attention to hygiene, not washing feet, not changing socks frequently, cleaning dirty, tight shoes and socks, athletes running for too long, and friction The humidity and heat are too heavy, the residues after soaking in leather shoes, etc.; climate incentives: the climate in southern China is humid, the humidity is too heavy, the feet cannot get dry air after being damp and heated,...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, there are many ways to treat foot odor, but there are too many complications. Generally, solvents, ointments, creams, traditional Chinese medicine foams, oral administration, insoles, etc. are used. The solvents are diluted with water by using potassium permanganate or red mercury solution. Washing many times can be effective, but it recurs after stopping. Exfoliating dosage forms such as zinc oxide may cause redness, swelling, edema, whitening, exudate, etc. in the affected area. A small number of patients will also cause allergic and contact dermatitis symptoms when externally applied antibacterial drugs, but the inflammation is more extensive; corticosteroid cream is effective for fungi , but it is invalid for the sterile type, and it is invalid for the foot odor of hyperhidrosis soaked and whitish; Chinese medicine foam is based on the dialectical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine theory, using a variety of Chinese medicines for oral administration and washing. It is a good treatment method, but there are also side effects of dyeing and dyeing hands and feet, plus various procedures such as frying, boiling, steaming, washing, soaking, etc., the treatment is complicated; insoles: it is the fastest effective method at present. Exfoliating the cortex achieves the purpose of treatment, but there are many complications after use, peeling phenomenon will occur, the damage will be greater, and it will recur after stopping