Chinese medicinal external preparation for treating bedsore

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese medicinal external preparation for treating bedsore. The Chinese medicinal external preparation is prepared from the following bulk pharmaceuticals in parts by weight: 8-12 parts of borneol, 10-20 parts of pseudo-ginseng, 10-20 parts of lightyellow sophora root, 8-12 parts of cortex eucommiae, 10-20 parts of sinkiang arnebia root, 15-25 parts of large-leaved gentian, 10-20 parts of common bletilla tuber and 10-20 parts of paris polyphylla. A preparation method comprises the following steps of: preparing each bulk pharmaceutical; mixing; and grinding into powder to obtain the Chinese medicinal external preparation. The Chinese medicinal external preparation disclosed by the invention can be used for treating bedsore, has good putrefaction-removing, bleeding-arresting and tissue regeneration-promoting effects, and contributes to eliminating scars after curing. During treatment, the Chinese medicinal external preparation is used by flushing a wounded area position with hydrogen peroxide, and scattering the Chinese medicinal external preparation on a wounded area. The Chinese medicinal external preparation is used 1-2 times every day. A wounded area can be cured generally in 3-15 days.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine external preparation for treating bedsores. Background technique [0002] Decubitus ulcers (also known as pressure ulcers, pressure ulcers) are tissue ulcers and necrosis caused by persistent ischemia, hypoxia, and malnutrition due to long-term compression of local tissues. Skin pressure ulcer is a common problem in rehabilitation treatment and nursing. According to relevant literature reports, about 60,000 people die of bedsore complications every year. Predisposing site: It mostly occurs in the bony prominence without muscle wrapping or thin muscle layer, lack of adipose tissue protection and frequent compression. Supine position occurs in: occipital tuberosity, scapula, elbow, vertebral carina, sacrococcygeal, heel. The lateral position is more likely to occur in: ears, acromion, elbows, ribs, hips, the medial, lateral and lateral malleolus of the knee. prone position on: ears, cheeks, shou...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, although there are many drugs for the treatment of bedsores, most of them have defects such as poor treatment effect and high treatment cost.