Oral cavity and esophagus sterilization liquid medicine orally taken after swimming

Abstract

An oral cavity and esophagus sterilization liquid medicine orally taken after swimming is an immersion liquid formed by immersing seven components in 400-500 parts by mass of distilled water for 30 days or more, and the seven components are 4-20 parts by mass of borax, 3-10 parts by mass of cassia twig, 5-20 parts by mass of akebia stem, 3-10 parts by mass of Bunge Corydalis Herb, 4-20 parts by mass of Alpinia officinarum Hance, 5-20 parts by mass of unprocessed Radix Aconiti Kusnezoffii and 5-20 parts by mass of Boswellia carteri. The liquid medicine reduces the stimulation of dirty water carelessly drunk during swimming to the gastrointestinal tract, and has a strong killing effect on main pathogenic bacteria in swimming pools, such as pyogenic cocci, Salmonlla Enteritidis and vibrio cholera.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to an oral and esophageal medicine that can be taken after swimming. technical background [0002] The water in public swimming pools seems to be clean, but in fact it is not clean. The sweat, saliva and even urine of swimmers will enter the water. Plus, if the sanitizing chemicals in your pool aren't in the right balance, you have more than just cryptosporidium to worry about. Pseudomonas can give you impetigo, Legionella can give you fever and cough, and Shigella, Norwalk and E. coli can give you diarrhea. Some of these bacteria are chlorine resistant and some are not. The point is that the pool is full of microbes that are desperately trying to get inside you. [0003] There are mainly free residual chlorine, the total number of bacteria, and urea. However, there is no disinfectant water in the forced-pass foot-soaking disinfection pools in some swimming places, and some even have ordinary water, which cannot prevent the in...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there is no disinfectant water in the forced-pass foot-soaking disinfection pools in some swimming places, and some even have ordinary water, which cannot prevent the infection of athlete’s foot and athlete’s foot. In some places, swimmers do not take mandatory showers before entering the swimming pool. Failure to initially wash away mud and sweat from swimmers increases the urea and bacteria content in the swimming pool

At the same time, the chlorine preparations commonly used for disinfection in swimming pools are likely to irritate the oral cavity and esophagus mucous membranes, and you will drink more or less water when swimming. Because the water contains chlorine-based disinfectants, it will irritate the gastrointestinal mucous membranes and cause discomfort to the human body. , the bacteria will enter the esophagus with the water accidentally drunk during swimming