Externally used ointment suitable for anal fistula after operation

Abstract

The invention relates to an externally used ointment suitable for anal fistula after operation. The externally used ointment comprises, by weight, 12 parts of lythrum, 9 parts of common diuranthera roots, 20 parts of ternate buttercup roots, 15 parts of garden burnet, 15 parts of girald jasmine roots, 8 parts of pilea crassifolia hance and 3 parts of myrrh extract. The externally used ointment suitable for anal fistula after operation is prepared through the following steps of taking 12 parts of lythrum, 9 parts of common diuranthera roots, 20 parts of ternate buttercup roots, 15 parts of garden burnet, 15 parts of girald jasmine roots and 8 parts of pilea crassifolia hance, adding eight times the amount of water, performing decoction for 1.5 hours, and performing filtering; adding six times of the amount of water into filter residue, performing decoction for 1 hour, and performing filtering; combining filtrates, and performing concentration and drying to obtain herbal extract powder; adding 3 parts of myrrh extract, 15 parts of wool fat and 85 parts of Vaseline in the herbal extract powder, and performing even grinding to obtain the externally used ointment. Practice shows that the externally used ointment is used after anal fistula operation, and can obviously shorten wound surface bleeding time, accelerate wound surface healing and reduce wound infection probability.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to an external ointment suitable for anal fistula operation. Background technique [0002] Anal fistula refers to the granulomatous duct around the anus, which consists of three parts: internal opening, fistula, and external opening. The internal opening is often located in the lower rectum or anal canal, usually one; the external opening is on the perianal skin, and there may be one or more external openings. Due to the stimulation of secretions, the anus is moist and itchy, and sometimes eczema is formed. When the external opening heals and an abscess forms in the gall duct, you may feel obvious pain, and at the same time, you may be accompanied by systemic infection symptoms such as fever, chills, and fatigue. Anal fistula is common disease, one of frequently-occurring disease in anorectal disease, shows effect repeatedly usually, can't self-healing, usually needs surgical trea...

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[0003] Due to the special position and structure of the anal canal and complex physiological functions, most of the postoperative wounds are open, so the wounds are painful, and wound edge edema often occurs, and the wounds heal slowly. The postoperative recovery process is long and painful.

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