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No-scar burn powder

A technology of powder and traditional Chinese medicine, which is applied in powder delivery, plant raw materials, skin diseases, etc., can solve the problems of slow skin repair time, poor skin ventilation effect, high treatment cost, etc., and achieves reduced treatment costs, good water absorption, and easy operation The effect of implementation

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-08-08
郭昌远 +3
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[0002] At present, the common topical medicines for burns are mainly ointments, which generally have the following deficiencies in treatment: 1. Poor skin ventilation at the burn site 2. Poor water absorption of the plaster and weak anti-infection ability 3. Slow skin repair time 4. Obvious healing left with scars
[0003] Due to the above deficiencies, the injured suffer for a long time and spend high medical expenses

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[0008] Mix the dry products of these three traditional Chinese medicines in a certain proportion, crush them to 80 meshes, sprinkle them evenly or put them in a soft container and squeeze them, and spray them evenly on the affected area.

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Abstract

Disclosed is an externally-used Chinese medicament for treating burns, which is a powder preparation prepared from Pteracanthus alatus, Sagittaria trifolia Var.sinensis and Baphicacanthus cusia (Nees) Bremek. The medicament can restore and regenerate skins.

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Technical field [0001] The invention is an external Chinese medicine for treating burns. Background technique [0002] At present, the common topical medicines for burns are mainly ointments, which generally have the following deficiencies in treatment: 1. Poor skin ventilation at the burn site 2. Poor water absorption of the plaster and weak anti-infection ability 3. Slow skin repair time 4. Obvious healing Scarring. [0003] Due to the above deficiency, the injured suffer for a long time and spend a high cost of treatment. Contents of the invention [0004] In order to overcome the various deficiencies of the existing burn medicines, the present invention adopts a brand-new traditional Chinese medicine formula, which is prepared from three kinds of traditional Chinese medicines: antipodal leaves, sagittaria longifolium and horse blue. [0005] Relevant medical records: Duijieye, also known as Leigong Mountain, A Shangge (Miao language). Cold in nature, pungent and sal...

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IPC IPC(8): A61K36/884A61K9/14A61P17/02
Inventor 郭昌远
Owner 郭昌远
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