External ointment for treating infantile eczema

Abstract

The invention discloses external ointment for treating infantile eczema and belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine. The external ointment comprises cortex dictamni, fructus arctii, rhizoma coptidis, tetrapanax papyriferus, poria cocos, fructus amomi, medicated leaven, liquorice, herba violae, rhizoma belamcandae, radix sophorae tonkinensis, hedyotis diffusa, brucea javanica, radix lithospermi, red peony root, moutan bark, sanguisorba officinalis, pagoda tree pod, semen plantaginis, fructus kochiae, desmodium, lygodium japonicum, pyrrosia lingua, polygonum cuspidatum, caulis aristolochiae manshuriensis, diploclisia affinis, smallfruit fig aerial root, puffball and vaseline. The external ointment has the advantages that the various traditional Chinese medicine materials of the external ointment are scientifically combined to achieve a synergic effect, the external ointment has effects of clearing away heat and toxic materials, cooling blood and excreting dampness and tonifying qi and benefiting middle-jiao, and the external ointment is short in treatment course, fast to become effective, high in cure rate and worthy of popularization.

Description

Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a topical ointment for treating eczema in children. Background technique [0002] Pediatric eczema refers to eczema that occurs in infants under 2 years of age, which Chinese medicine calls "tinea milk" and "fetal sore". It is mostly caused by lactating mothers overeating protein foods and indigestion in children. Friction of clothes and soapy bathing can also cause this disease. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is mostly caused by natural intolerance, dysfunction of spleen and stomach transport and chemistry, internal fetal fire, damp heat, and external exposure to rheumatic heat, both of which impede the skin. The disease usually occurs on the face, scalp, neck, buttocks, and the flexed sides of the limbs. The skin lesions are erythema, papules, and papules, with a tendency to exudate, recurring, alternating between acute and chronic phases...

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Problems solved by technology

Western medicine mostly applies corticosteroids to the whole body of infants and young children. Oral or intravenous corticosteroids can control the symptoms quickly, but they are prone to relapse after stopping the drug and cannot be cured. After long-term use, there are dependence and various adverse reactions.