Crack healing ointment

Abstract

The invention discloses a crack healing ointment, which is characterized by comprising the following raw materials in parts by weight: 6-10 parts of cortex albiziae, 6-10 parts of elephant hide, 12-20 parts of root of rehmannia, 9-15 parts of angelica, 3-5 parts of lithospermum, 6-10 parts of common bletilla tuber, 9-15 parts of sanguisorba officinalis, 12-20 parts of dragon bone, 6-10 parts of cutch, 1.5-2.5 parts of raw licorice, 6-10 parts of calcined gypsum, 3-5 parts of prepared frankincense, 3-5 parts of prepared myrrh, 1.5-2.5 parts of dragon's blood, 150-250 parts of sesame oil and 30-50 parts of yellow wax, and the crack healing ointment belongs to a pure Chinese medicine preparation, is safe, reliable, free of toxic and side effect, has the functions of promoting blood circulation, relieving pain, resisting inflammation, resisting infection, detoxifying, astringing, promoting scabbing, reducing wound exudation, promoting shedding of necrotic tissues, promoting epithelial growth, reducing the scar tissue hyperplasia, is safe, has good curative effects on burn wounds, bedsore, postoperative infection, anabrosis, ulcer, unhealed wounds, diabetic gangrene, and the like, is low in cost, high in curative effect, and other characteristics, and the diseases are free of recurrence; the effective rate is 100%, the cure rate is 99.9%, and the crack healing ointment is an ideal externally-used traditional Chinese medicine for treating traumatic injury and ulcer.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medicines, and in particular relates to a traditional Chinese medicinal ointment for treating ulcers and skin and muscle defects. Background technique [0002] At present, in our country, severe trauma or large-scale burns, decubitus ulcers and ecchymosis, severe skin defects, muscle defects, and stubborn unhealed wounds are mostly caused by severe local tissue damage, poor blood supply, and poor muscle growth conditions. At present, for some small-area wounds, Western medicine dressings are used to control bacterial infection and then self-healing. For some larger wounds with musculocutaneous defect and bone exposure, local surgery or skin grafting can be performed. Most of the wounds can heal. Those who have failed skin grafting, lack of sufficient skin sources, and wound infection, or who are elderly and debilitated patients with decubitus are difficult to seek medical treatment, have difficulty in wou...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, for some small-area wounds, Western medicine dressings are used to control bacterial infection and then self-healing. For some larger wounds with musculocutaneous defect and bone exposure, local surgery or skin grafting can be performed. Most of the wounds can heal. For those who have failed skin grafting, insufficient skin source and wound infection, elderly and frail decubitus patients are difficult to seek medical treatment, difficult to heal wound and prone to secondary infection and exacerbation of the disease, there is often no active and effective clinical treatment