External Chinese medicinal preparation for treating diabetic foot ulcer, preparation method and application thereof

Abstract

A traditional Chinese medicine preparation for external use and for treating diabetic foot ulcer, and a preparing method thereof are disclosed. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation comprises following raw materials by weight: radix astragali, scorpion, red paeony root, ligusticum wallichii, crude pollen typhae, amoorcorn tree bark, Chinese goldthread, rheum officinale, Chinese angelica, madder, red sage root, gypsum, rhizoma anemarrhenae and borneol. Effective constituents of the components are synergistic, and play roles of promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, diminishing swelling, promote tissue regeneration, clearing heat and toxicity and discharging pus, thus resolving stagnation, dredging collaterals, allowing normal circulation of qi and blood in acra, making muscle nutrition sufficient, eliminating sore, gaining flesh, and effectively curing foot ulcer caused by diabetes.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating diabetes, in particular to an external Chinese medicinal preparation for treating diabetic foot ulcer, a preparation method and application thereof. Background technique [0002] Diabetic foot is a common complication of diabetes, which seriously affects the labor ability and quality of life of patients. Diabetic foot ulcer is the main clinical manifestation of diabetic foot, and its amputation rate is 15-20 times that of non-diabetic patients. Studies have shown that the amputation-related all-cause mortality of diabetic patients is more than 5 times higher than that of non-diabetic patients. There are about 92 million diabetic patients in my country, and the incidence of diabetic foot is about 0.9%-14.5%. Diabetic foot has brought a heavy burden to social medical resources. In Western countries, the cost of diabetic foot ulcers is $16,000-27,000 per patient, and the medical cost of amputation is as h...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] (4) Surgical operations and interventional therapy: Arterial stents, balloon dilatation, arterial plaque ablation, arterial plaque atherectomy, artificial vascular bypass, etc. require sophisticated and expensive equipment, heavy trauma, high risk, high cost, and many complications , high mortality, poor patient compliance

[0007] (5) Stem cell therapy: The required equipment is sophisticated and expensive, and due to ethical restrictions, most hospitals cannot carry out it, and the long-term efficacy remains to be seen

However, the evidence-based evidence for the efficacy of these therapies is insufficient and has not been recognized by the international and domestic Western medical circles

The reasons are as follows: (1) The quality of clinical research on the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers with traditional Chinese medicine is not high, and the repeatability of its curative effect is poor, so the credibility has been questioned; In one aspect, the advantages compared with Western medicine are not clear; (3) There is no strict clinical research evidence for the effect of integrated Chinese and Western medicine

[0015] Although the existing traditional Chinese medicines for external application on diabetic feet have a certain curative effect, they are slow in onset, long in duration of treatment, and poor in safety and curative effect.