Medical ointment for treating athlete's foot

Abstract

An ointment for treating tinea pedis is prepared from salicylic acid, carbolic acid, benzoic acid, and 8 Chinese-medicinal materials including baked alum, borneol, etc through grinding, and mixing with vaseline. Its advantages are short course of treatment, quickly taking its effect, high cure rate, low recurrence rate and high safety.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medicine and relates to an ointment for treating beriberi. Background technique: [0002] Beriberi is one of the skin diseases and is a common and frequently-occurring disease. The cause of the disease comes from the moisture produced by the feet and the wearing of poorly breathable shoes and socks, etc., creating conditions for the survival of the beriberi virus, resulting in psoriasis Fungi, Trichophyton, and Candida albicans. The clinical manifestations and symptoms of beriberi mainly include phosphorous, erosive, and vesicular types. In recent years, there are many types of drugs used to treat athlete's foot, but most of these drugs only have a single effect of sterilization and anti-inflammation. Although they can relieve symptoms, they often recur. The rate is high, the therapeutic effect is poor, and the curative effect of complete radical cure cannot be achieved. And some medicine irritation is...

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Problems solved by technology

The clinical manifestations and symptoms of beriberi mainly include phosphorous, erosive, and vesicular types. In recent years, there are many types of drugs used to treat athlete's foot, but most of these drugs only have a single effect of sterilization and anti-inflammation. Although they can relieve symptoms, they often recur. The rate is high, the treatment effect is poor, and the treatment effect of complete cure cannot be achieved

And some medicines are very irritating and corrosive to the skin. In use, the situation of pain is often unbearable, which brings many troubles to the patient. So far, there is no specific medicine that can radically treat tinea pedis.