Antimicrobial treatment method for herpes simplex virus and other infectious diseases
A disease, plant technology, used in the field of drug therapy of herpes virus and other microbial infections, for healing and control of herpes disease, economical and convenient treatment, pain relief
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Embodiment 1-7
[0049] in vivo test
[0050] In an initial topical application, an in vivo study was undertaken to evaluate the effect of the drug therapies and drugs of the present invention on seven human subjects who tested positive for HSV 1 or 2. Subjects were topically treated with a drug containing an aqueous solution of benzalkonium chloride surfactant (at a ratio of 1:750) and a drug containing the herb Echinacea purpurea in powder form with the phytochemicals listed above. The composition is applied by a two-step procedure: first moisten the affected area or blister with an aqueous solution of benzalkonium chloride surfactant by spraying, dabbing or using a dropper bottle; then by swabbing the powder or sprinkling it by hand Apply the powdered phytochemical lotion to the wetted area over the affected area. An important aspect of this therapy is maintaining complete coverage of the affected area during the onset. Therefore, it can be reapplied as needed to ...
Embodiment 8-13
[0059] Dermatology and Veterinary Tests
[0060] Animal experiments were used to determine the possible allergic skin reactions induced by pharmaceutical compositions (drugs). Six animal subjects were used. These animals included 3 female domestic rabbits (survival age unknown), 2 dogs (1 female, 2 years old, and 1 male, 9 years old), and 1 castrated male cat, 3 years old. In these animal tests, the above-mentioned composition (drug) was administered to the inner side of the outer ear of each animal according to the above-mentioned prescribed method. In all cases, the treated area was kept covered with the compound for 24 hours, while comparisons were made with the time taken by human subjects. Tests on 6 animal subjects showed no signs of skin irritation or allergic reactions.
Embodiment 14
[0062] The above-mentioned pharmaceutical compounds containing viral inhibitors were also tested on papillomavirus-induced warts on the muzzles of two-year-old castrated horses. Papillomavirus warts are difficult to treat. After determination, the diameter of this wart is 25mm. Antimicrobial compounds (drugs) were administered twice daily. This wart is then measured at each application.
[0063] Results: Quite surprisingly, when the drug was applied to the warts, there was a significant reduction in size of the warts by about 3mm / day, and by day 5 the warts had completely regressed. What was observed was: first, the superficial layer of the wart began to degenerate, exposing large erythematous papules. Interestingly, however, instead of exfoliating or desquamating these warts decreased in size, they shrunk closer to the point of attachment to the subject's epidermis and resolved almost intact without scarring.
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