Medicine 'Suyusan' for treating intractable ulcer

Abstract

A medicine "Suyusan" for treating intractable ulcer is prepared from phenytoin sodium, sodium benzoate, VC and 5 Chinese medicinal materials including pearl layer powder, borax, borneol, etc. throughuniformly mixing according to defined quantity. Its advantages include speeding up healing, no any toxic by-effect, high cure rate up to 98.7%, and no recurrence.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a surgical medicine, in particular to fast-healing of refractory ulcers. It is suitable for the treatment of intractable skin and mucous membranes and chronic ulcer diseases, and is a topical medicine. Background technique [0002] Intractable skin and mucous membranes and chronic ulcers are common and frequently-occurring diseases in clinic. At present, the treatment of this disease often uses antibiotics for infusion or oral administration, coupled with conventional dressing therapy, that is, disinfect the skin around the wound, clean the wound with normal saline, and then use petroleum jelly gauze or gentamicin gauze, etc. Cover the wound with dressing and dressing. The conventional dressing change therapy can only protect the wound as much as possible and avoid re-infection. The patient only relies on his own ability to make the wound heal gradually. In this way, the wound healing is slower due to the ...

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Problems solved by technology

The conventional dressing change therapy can only protect the wound as much as possible and avoid reinfection. The patient only relies on his own ability to gradually heal the wound. In this way, due to the lack of local nutrients in the wound and the necessary conditions for decomposing putrefaction and promoting muscle growth, the wound heals slowly. , sometimes resulting in lingering wounds that last for months, years, or even decades

The use of antibiotics can easily lead to drug resistance and allergic reactions