Traditional Chinese medicinal lotion for treating infantile eczema

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicinal lotion for treating infantile eczema. The lotion is prepared from, by weight, 5-15 parts of Amur Corktree Bark, 5-15 parts of honeysuckle flower, 5-15 pars of purslane, 5-15 parts of Pterocarya stenoptera bark, 5-15 parts of unprocessed rheum officinale, 5-15 pars of fructus cnidii, 5-10 parts of alum, 5-10 parts of calamine powder, 5-10 parts of unprocessed licorice root and 5-10 parts of stockpiled Folium Artemisia argyi. The lotion is prepared from traditional Chinese medicines with blood cooling, detoxifying, wind dispelling, humidity eliminating, heat clearing, itch relieving and skin moistening effects by using blood cooling and detoxifying methods and considering the characteristics of infantile skins on the basis of traditional infantile eczema treatment methods based on heat clearing and humidity eliminating, can cure the infantile eczema and moisten skins, and has the characteristics of safety and no side effects. The traditional Chinese medicinal lotion has the advantages of easily available raw materials, low cost and convenient preparation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine lotion for treating infantile eczema. Background technique [0002] Baby eczema, commonly known as "milk ringworm", is a common skin inflammation. The main manifestations are red rashes or erythema on the affected area, which gradually increase, and some merge into large areas, which may be accompanied by running water, erosion, crusting, and itching, which often do not heal repeatedly. The disease is prone to occur in the head and face, and then gradually spreads to the neck, shoulders, back, limbs, and even the whole body. Sick children are often irritable due to extreme itching, crying at night and even affecting sleep, and because children scratch it with their hands, it can often cause skin bacterial infection and further aggravate the condition. Western medicine mainly uses oral medicines and external medicines for the treatment of eczema. The...

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Problems solved by technology

Western medicine mainly uses oral medicines and external medicines for the treatment of eczema. The curative effect is acceptable, but it is easy to cause recurrence and long-term use is likely to cause many side effects, especially for infants, the local and systemic side effects are more obvious than adults, so infant eczema in The clinical cure rate is low, but the recurrence rate is high

In recent years, Chinese medicine has achieved certain results in the treatment of infantile eczema. Because infants are in a special age stage, it is inconvenient to take Chinese medicine internally, and there is no significant difference in the effect of simple oral administration, external treatment, and combined internal and external treatment.