Chinese medicinal powder for treating canker sore and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicinal powder for treating canker sore and a preparation method thereof. The Chinese medicinal powder consists of the following Chinese medicinal raw materials in parts by weight: 6-12 parts of borneol, 9-15 parts of medicinal evodia fruit, 2-4 parts of wild ginger, 3-9 parts of astragalus and 3-9 parts of liquoric root. The preparation method of the Chinese medicinal powder for treating the canker sore comprises the following steps of: drying the medicinal evodia fruit, wild ginger, astragalus and liquoric root, and grinding into powder; sieving with a 200-mesh sieve; adding the borneol; and mixing uniformly to obtain the Chinese medicinal powder. During application, the Chinese medicinal powder is blended with vinegar, added with a small amount of Vaseline for blending into paste, placed on aseptic gauze, applied to an umbilical region (navel), fixed with a medicinal adhesive tape, applied at night and taken away in the morning once every day for not less than 10 hours every time. The Chinese medicinal powder has the advantages of low cost, good curative effect, quick response, and the like.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine powder for external use of the navel for treating oral ulcers and a preparation method thereof. Background technique: [0002] Oral ulcer, also known as recurrent aphthous ulcer (RAU), is the most common oral mucosal disease. Epidemiological investigations have shown that one out of every five people has had at least one ulcer, regardless of gender, age, and ethnicity. At present, the etiology and pathogenesis of RAU are still unclear. The cause of RAU may be local trauma, mental stress, changes in food, drugs, hormone levels, and vitamin or trace element deficiency. Systemic diseases, genetics, immunity and microorganisms may play important roles in the occurrence and development of RAU. Due to the unknown etiology, the diagnosis of RAU is entirely based on medical history and clinical manifestations, and there is a lack of laboratory indicators that can be used as the basis for diagnosis. RAU ind...

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Problems solved by technology

The effect of topical external medicine is faster than that of oral medicine. Most of them are powders and films that are directly applied to the wound or blown on the ulcer surface. This method has the disadvantages of small dose, less absorption, and unsatisfactory curative effect.

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