Traditional Chinese medicine oil for treatment of onychomycosis

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine oil for treatment of onychomycosis. The oil is prepared by the following steps: weighing 15 parts of cotex dictamni, 15 parts of common cnidium fruit, 10 parts of cortex phellodendri, 10 parts of Polygonum aviculare and 50 parts of camellia oil; placing the medicinal slices of cotex dictamni, Polygonum aviculare and cortex phellodendri into a multifunctional extracting tank, adding water with the amount being ten times of the amount of cotex dictamni, Polygonum aviculare and cortex phellodendri, then carrying out boiling and extracting for 120 min and carrying out filtering to obtain medicinal liquid; adding water with the amount being 8 times of the amount of cotex dictamni, Polygonum aviculare and cortex phellodendri again, then carrying out boiling and extracting for 80 min and carrying out filtering to obtain medicinal liquid; adding water with the amount being 6 times of the amount of cotex dictamni, Polygonum aviculare and cortex phellodendri once more, then carrying out boiling and extracting for 60 min and filtering the medicinal liquid; mixing the three filtrates, carrying out uniform mixing and overnight standing, and carrying out filtering to obtain a supernatant; subjecting the supernatant to concentrating so as to prepare a liquid extract for subsequent usage; subjecting the common cnidium fruit to selecting and picking, drying and crushing into fine powder; and mixing the above liquid extract and the common cnidium fruit powder, adding the camellia oil under stirring to enable the mixture to be in the form of oily paste, and carrying out subpackaging so as to obtain the traditional Chinese medicine oil for the treatment of onychomycosis. According to the invention, the traditional Chinese medicine oil is used for the treatment of onychomycosis or diseases like tinea manuum, tinea pedis, tinea cruris and neural dermatitis; the oil is externally applied on a cleaned affected area 2 to 3 times every day; and the oil has the following characteristics: the oil can fully wet skin cuticula, enables cutinized skin to be easily peeled off from newborn skin under the action of oil immersion, so living conditions of residual Trichophyton mentagrophytes fed on the skin cuticula are deprived; thus, under the action of the traditional Chinese medicine oil, the disease of onychomycosis is radically treated.

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[0001] 1. Field [0002] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation made of traditional Chinese medicines and having a therapeutic effect on nail poliomyelitis. The formula, preparation method and therapeutic effect are suitable for making oil preparation, which is an ancient dosage form of traditional Chinese medicine, has unique effects on specific ringworm diseases, and belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine preparations. 2. Background technology [0003] 2.1 Discussion on TCM treatment of polio (partial summary) [0004] (1) Athlete's dampness: the feet are eroded, sap-flowing, and have a special odor called athlete's foot, also known as stinky snails, commonly known as Hong Kong's athlete's foot and beriberi. It is caused by damp heat in the spleen and stomach, or living in wetlands for a long time, and being infected with damp poison from working in water. Lesions are prone to occur in the sole, foot side, and toe seam. Common sk...

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Problems solved by technology

[0015] Ringworm is a common skin disease that is highly contagious and easy to recur. Although most of ringworm can be cured, it is often left over from the disease and is difficult to eliminate. Due to the nature of the medicine, there are also some reasons why the patients themselves do not insist on thorough treatment, so some ringworm persists locally for several years and cannot be cured.

Refractory tinea that is difficult to cure mostly manifests as scaly, dipping, and erosive syndromes, and commonly used antibiotics (lotions, tinctures, ointments, etc.) have poor therapeutic effects