Chinese herbal medicine medicinal oil for treating bedsore

Abstract

The invention relates to Chinese herbal medicine medicinal oil for treating bedsore. The Chinese herbal medicine medicinal oil for treating bedsore mainly consists of lasiosphaera seu calvatia, radixangelicae, borneol and sesame oil. The Chinese herbal medicine medicinal oil for treating bedsore disclosed by the invention is quick in treatment effects, short in treatment course, high in cure rate, low in cost and free from toxic and side effects; and after clinical application for many years, the Chinese herbal medicine medicinal oil for treating bedsore treat 960 people, 915 people are radically cured, the cure rate reaches 95%, and the total effective rate reaches 98% or above.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicines and relates to a pure Chinese herbal medicinal oil for treating bedsores. Background technique [0002] Bed sores, also known as pressure sores, are caused by long-term pressure on parts of the body that block blood circulation, resulting in ischemia of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, resulting in blisters, ulcers or gangrene. Clinically, according to the formation process and severity of decubitus, decubitus can be divided into grade I (erythema stage), grade II decubitus (vesicular stage) and grade III decubitus (ulcer stage). In the erythema stage, it manifests as: local blood stasis and erythema appear on the compressed parts of the whole body; in the blister stage, blisters of various sizes appear in the compressed parts, and the skin becomes red and congested, which does not subside when pressed with fingers; in the ulcer stage Manifestations: the ulcer does not exceed the ful...

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Problems solved by technology

Antibiotics are often used for Western medicine treatment. If antibiotics are not properly selected and bacterial resistance is problematic, the ulcer surface will be difficult to control, or the wound will be difficult to heal due to the slow formation of granulation tissue.

Especially in mountainous areas and grass-roots units where the current medical conditions are still poor, it is often impossible to use western medicine to treat skin diseases due to the lack of a strict sterile environment and necessary medical conditions

The use of traditional Chinese medicine to treat skin damage is also a common method at present. Traditional Chinese medicine preparations are mostly ointments and powders. Different preparations are used for different diseases. Although Chinese medicine preparations have good curative effects in clinical practice, they are also used to treat single sores. The curative effect is slow, the curative effect on deep wounds is not obvious, and it has certain toxicity, so the therapeutic effect is unsatisfactory and the scope of application is limited