Chinese medicine liniment for treating toothache and its preparing method

Abstract

The present invention discloses Chinese medicine liniment for treating toothache and its preparation process, and the Chinese medicine liniment consists of sesame oil or other edible oil and the effective components of ten kinds of Chinese medicinal materials. The Chinese medicinal materials include pine pollen, pricklyash, borneol, clove, menthol, etc. The preparation process of the Chinese medicine liniment includes the steps of: extracting effective components from seven kinds of Chinese medicinal materials with sesame oil or other edible oil as solvent, extracting liposoluble component of pine pollen with n-hexane or petroleum ether, mixing the extracted effective components, the liposoluble component, borneol and menthol, filtering, and adding sesame oil or other edible oil to required volume. The Chinese medicine liniment has fast pain stopping, high curative rate and no toxic side effect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation and a preparation method thereof in the field of medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine liniment for treating toothache and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Toothache is common disease, frequently-occurring disease. It is a very troublesome disease in people's life, which often brings great misery to people's life. The treatment of dental disease is divided into western medicine treatment and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. [0003] Western medicine believes that toothache is mainly caused by inflammation, such as gingivitis, pulpitis, periodontitis, pericoronitis and apex pericoronitis, etc., so the treatment method is to use bactericidal and anti-inflammatory drugs, such as metronidazole, tinidazole, Penicillin, Dalixin and ofloxacin, etc., but special drugs for toothache are rare. [0004] There are th...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] 1. Western medicine mainly adopts antibacterial and anti-inflammatory methods to treat toothache. These medicines are good for radically curing toothache, but they cannot directly relieve toothache. It takes a long time to use anti-inflammatory drugs to be effective, so the treatment cycle is long, and patients with dental diseases cannot be solved in time The pain at that time, and this kind of western medicine is prone to toxic side effects and drug resistance, such as metronidazole, which is easy to hurt the stomach and affect digestion; bacteria are resistant to penicillin, and must be used in large doses and for a long time, etc.

[0008] 2. Since traditional Chinese medicine treats toothache mostly with medicines for clearing heat and purging fire, dispersing wind and relieving pain, and cooling blood to detoxify, these medicines are also effective for radically curing toothache, but they also need a long time to work, and they cannot solve the problem of toothache patients temporarily. Pain; some medicines in traditional Chinese medicine, such as a toothache pill, can relieve pain and reduce swelling, but contain cinnabar, toad venom, and realgar, and Bingboran powder also contains cinnabar, which is poisonous and can only be used externally. It can relieve pain but cannot cure the root; in addition, oral Chinese medicine Eating too much not only hurts the stomach, but also causes diarrhea. Many patients, especially children, are not easy to accept this kind of treatment

[0009] 3. Several patents for treating toothache disclosed in the above-mentioned Chinese patents have not yet been transformed into production, and there is no official product, so it is difficult to comment on the pros and cons of their effects. Here we will simply talk about their shortcomings:

[0011] ②A formula and production method of Yatong powder, patent number 91105043.4, the preparation is a powder which is inconvenient to use;

[0012] ③A formulation and production method of oral gargle for toothache, patent number 94105618. Its preparation is a kind of mouthwash, which cannot be classified as medicine, and its curative effect is difficult to confirm