This invention provides a compound plaster for promoting
blood circulation and relieving pain, and its preparation method. It relates to the field of
pharmaceutical technology and is made from a variety of medicinal materials, including white-flowered snake, red peony root, peach kernel,
centipede, aconite,
scorpion, and
drynaria, combined with
litharge and
sesame oil. The optimal ratio was determined through scientific screening, forming a
compound system that "dispels wind and unblocks meridians, invigorates blood and removes
blood stasis, eliminates dampness and relieves pain, and strengthens the body's resistance." It balances
rapid onset of action with consolidation of therapeutic effects while reducing the risk of
skin irritation. The preparation method includes
raw material pretreatment, 30-day sealed soaking in
sesame oil, gradient temperature cooking to remove residue, and forming the plaster. Through long-term soaking and gradient cooking processes, the
dissolution rate of effective ingredients is significantly improved. This invention is suitable for relieving pain and limited limb movement caused by bone, joint, and
soft tissue diseases such as
frozen shoulder,
cervical spondylosis, and
lumbar muscle strain. It is convenient to use, has definite curative effects, and has good application prospects.