2 results about "Tinea unguium" patented technology

The invention relates to a composition for beriberi, onychomycosis, tinea corporis and skin pruritus. The composition is prepared from the following component materials: fresh pepper alcohol extract, sweet wormwood alcohol extract, folium artemisiae argyi alcohol extract, perilla alcohol extract, negundo chastetree leaf alcohol extract, rhizoma acori graminei alcohol extract and aloe squeezed juice. The composition contains a plurality of bactericidal and anti-inflammatory substances which act together, and the fresh pepper alcohol extract has the effects of easing pain, resisting bacteria and diminishing inflammation; the artemisia apiacea alcohol extract inhibits the activity of inflammatory cells, reduces release of inflammatory mediators and can inhibit various fungi; the folium artemisiae argyi alcohol extract inhibits virus breeding and propagation; the perilla alcohol extract can inhibit pathogenic bacteria; the vitex negundo leaf alcohol extract and the rhizoma acori graminei alcohol extract can inhibit various bacteria and fungi, and the aloe squeezed juice has the effects of resisting virus infection and promoting wound recovery and can nourish skin. The composition has good prevention and treatment effects on beriberi, onychomycosis, tinea corporis and pruritus cutanea.

A method for loading an acetic acid solution onto a superabsorbent material solid or colloid while maintaining the bactericidal efficacy thereof. The method uses the good properties of a superabsorbent material to realize effective loading and sustained releasing of acetic acid, thereby providing a portable and easy-to-administer topical treatment regimen. The superabsorbent material may be polymers such as polyacrylate, and is suitable for aqueous acetic acid solutions of different concentrations. By means of the method, tinea pedis fungi can be effectively killed, and the method can be used for treating tinea pedis and tinea unguium. The method is also applicable to other water-soluble topical drugs.