Externally-applied traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating burns and scalds

Abstract

The invention provides an externally-applied traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating burns and scalds, which is prepared from the following preferred traditional Chinese medicinal materials in parts by weight: 20 parts of calcite, 20 parts of red halloysite, 15 parts of rhubarb, 15 parts of borneol, 15 parts of baikal skullcap root, 20 parts of elephant hide, 20 parts of talcum and 20 parts of frankincense. The traditional Chinese medicinal materials are cleaned, disinfected, baked and crushed into powder with 80-150 meshes, the powder is mixed uniformly in parts by weight, and then, the mixture is weighed and bottled or bagged or boxed to obtain a finished product; and during treating, the finished product is blended with sesame oil to obtain ointment so as to be smeared on the wounds of burns and scalds. The externally-applied traditional Chinese medicine composition has good effects on relieving pain, resisting infection, eliminating pus, preventing scars and shortening courses of treatment, and has the effects of removing pathogenic heat from blood, alleviating pain and eliminating swelling, promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, eliminating swelling and promoting wound healing, removing slough and promoting growth of tissue regeneration as well as diminishing inflammation and removing scars. By using the externally-applied traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating hundreds of patients with slight and severe burns and scalds, good cure effects are achieved.

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Technical field [0001] An externally applied Chinese medicinal composition for treating burns and scalds relates to the technical field of an externally applied Chinese medicinal composition for treating burns and scalds in the A61 sub-category of the human life category of Part A. Background technique [0002] Burns and scalds are common accidental injuries in life. The scalding of boiling water, boiling porridge, hot oil, and hot steam often occurs. There are many folk methods for treating wounds after burns or scalds, such as applying badger oil and plant ash to the wound. These folk treatment methods often cause wound infections and aggravate wound damage, so they are not advisable. For some burns and scalds, if treated in time, it will not lead to bad results. At present, there are many kinds of external medicines for the treatment of burns and scalds. Generally, medicines with anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and muscle-generating functions are used, such as anti-inflammatory...

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At present, there are many kinds of external medicines for the treatment of burns and scalds. Generally, medicines with anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving and myogenic functions are used, such as anti-inflammatory powder, ointment, medicine powder or antibiotics, or injections, drips and other treatments. This treatment cycle Longer, for large area burns and severe burns, it is necessary to prevent infection of the wound surface, sometimes skin grafting is required, the treatment operation is complicated, the patient is very easy to be infected, and the patient is extremely painful, and the treatment course is long, the cost is high, and the economic burden is heavy , scars are often left on the skin surface after healing, which makes the patient's spirit depressed

Silver sulfadiazine, commonly used in the world, is mainly used to treat dry wounds of burns, skin grafting at an appropriate time, and has no muscle-inducing function; Western medicine often uses closed therapy, that is, bandaging with gauze to make the wound airtight, especially in hot summer. more susceptible to infection