This invention discloses a medical repair hydrogel and its preparation method, specifically relating to the field of
biomedical engineering technology. The hydrogel is a three-dimensional
network structure formed by the synergistic self-
assembly of glycyrrhizic acid and
polydipsia glycoside through non-covalent bonds such as
hydrogen bonding, hydrophobic interactions, and π-π stacking. No chemical cross-linking agent is required. It spontaneously forms a hydrogel upon heating to 70°C until completely dissolved and then cooling. It possesses
reactive oxygen species-responsive structural dissociation characteristics, mechanical properties adapted to
myocardial tissue, and a controllable degradation rate. This invention is suitable for intramyocardial
drug administration after PCI, avoiding the shortcomings of traditional synthetic hydrogels that require external triggering and have unsuitable gelation conditions. Simultaneously, its three-dimensional
network structure enables simultaneous long-term sustained release of the two active ingredients, with a 24-hour burst release rate of less than 25% and a cumulative release rate exceeding 70% within 7 days. This solves the problem of short half-lives and rapid clearance by body fluids of
small molecule drugs, achieving continuous
drug delivery to the
lesion site.