Medicine for treating bedsores and postoperative infection

Abstract

The invention discloses a medicine for treating bedsores and postoperative infection. The medicine is prepared from pearl powder, pseudo-ginseng powder, lard oil and egg yolk oil. The pearl powder, the pseudo-ginseng powder and the egg yolk oil are added into the lard oil which is fried, the mixture is applied to a gauze strip after being mixed to be uniform, and then autoclaved sterilization is achieved. When the medicine is in application, the surface of a wound is washed and disinfected, and the necrotic tissue possibly existing on the surface of the wound can be appropriately cut out according to the situation to be removed on the premise that bleeding is avoided; then 10-20 g of soft sugar is evenly scatted to the surface of the wound, the surface of the wound is coated with the gauze strip which is subjected to autoclaved sterilization and coated with the medicine, then, a bandage is used for bandaging and fixation, and the medicine is replaced one time every day till the wound is healed. According to the medicine, compatibility is reasonable, infection of the surface of the wound of a patient can be helped to be controlled, the wound is promoted to be healed as soon as possible, suffering caused by operation and long-period medicine application is avoided, and pains of the patient suffering from bedsores and postoperative infection are relieved. The medicine is the traditional Chinese medicine preparation, has the exact treatment effect, is safe and reliable, has no toxic or side effect and is economical and practical, no scar is left after healing, and operation is easy.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation, which is a medicine for external use, specifically a medicine for treating decubitus and postoperative infection. Background technique [0002] Bed sores, also known as pressure sores and pressure ulcers, are due to long-term pressure on local tissues, resulting in continuous ischemia, hypoxia, and malnutrition, resulting in tissue ulceration and necrosis. Bed sores are one of the most common clinical complications, and they are common in long-term bedridden patients such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and fracture, especially in elderly patients. Bed sores mostly occur on bony prominences without muscle wrap or thin muscle layer, lack of adipose tissue protection and often under pressure. Supine position is more likely to occur in: occipital tuberosity, scapula, elbow, vertebral body prominence, sacrum and heel. Lateral position is prone to occur in: ears, acromion, elbow, ribs...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, there is no specific treatment for bedsores. In the early stage, it is necessary to strengthen nursing care, turn over regularly, local decompression, and promote local blood circulation; some bedsores that develop into third degrees are treated with surgery, but the patients are particularly painful and the cost is high; There are also methods of applying antibiotics to the affected area, but there are defects such as long medication time and ineffective effects, so decubitus ulcers have become a major problem in the treatment work.

In addition, the above-mentioned therapy cannot be used for the treatment of ulcers caused by postoperative incision infection at all.