Traditional Chinese medicine ointment used for treating terminal bedsore in clinical care

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of the traditional Chinese medicine, and specifically relates to traditional Chinese medicine ointment used for treating terminal bedsore in clinical care. The traditional Chinese medicine ointment is prepared from salvia chinensis, root of chung grape, spina gleditsiae, radices trichosanthis, sedum sarmentosum, dandelion and patrinia according to certain compatibility, and particularly, leaves of Rubus lambertianus Ser. and bermuda grass at a certain weigh ratio are added. By acting together, the traditional Chinese medicine ointment has the efficacies of promoting pus and expelling decay, clearing away heat and toxic materials, promoting blood flow to resolve masses, relieving swelling and activating collaterals, cooling blood for relieving swelling, promoting tissue regeneration and expelling pus, promoting secretion of fester on local ulcer surface to be increased, enabling dry necrotic tissue or eschar to be softened and dissolved and to fall off, promoting the basilar part of the ulcer surface to be exposed out, and promoting the growth of epithelium and granulation tissue. The traditional Chinese medicine ointment is mild in property, and free of irritancy or corrosion; the pain of the surgery and long-term administration is avoided, the pain of a patient suffering from pressure sores is alleviated, the curative effect is definite, the traditional Chinese medicine ointment is safe and reliable, and free of any toxic or side effect, and the use method is simple.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines, and in particular relates to a traditional Chinese medicinal ointment for treating four-stage decubitus in clinical nursing. Background technique [0002] Bed sore is one of the most common clinical complications, and it is also a major problem for medical workers. Due to the long-term pressure on the local tissues of the body, the blood circulation is impaired, and the nutrition required by the skin and subcutaneous tissues cannot be properly supplied, so that the local tissues lose their normal functions and form ulcers and necrosis. It often occurs in patients who have been bedridden for a long time. Decubitus ulcers above stage II often persist and have a high recurrence rate. Treatment and care are very difficult, and sepsis is often life-threatening due to infection. [0003] Western medicine theory believes that the main reason for the formation of decubitus is: patients who h...

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[0004] There are many treatment methods for bedsores. Many treatment methods are effective for ordinary first-stage bedsores to third-stage bedsores, but for fourth-stage bedsores, especially bedsores with severe ulceration and deep bone visible, conventional treatment methods may not be effective. In the treatment of bed sores, western medicine mostly adopts conventional disinfection, single antibiotic or other fungicide coating, because these drugs have strong stimulation on the wound surface, and the antibacterial drugs stay on the surface for a short time, corrupted necrotic tissue cannot be removed, which is not conducive to the formation of granulation tissue. Growth and wound healing, long course of disease, unsatisfactory overall curative effect, brought great pain and economic burden to patients and families

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