Ointment for treating burn and scald and its preparing process

Abstract

An ointment for treating burn and scald is prepared from 8 Chinese medicinal materials including liquoice root, bletilla tuber, Chinese gall, arnebia root, etc. through extracting in animal oil at 150-300 deg.C for 15 min-2 hr, filtering to remove dregs and cooling. Its advantages are quickly healing and short course of treatment (7-14 days).

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to medical preparations, especially skin preparations, which belong to materials whose active ingredients are derived from plants and ointments with oil as carrier. Background technique [0002] There are many traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions and folk prescriptions for treating burns and scalds among the people in my country. These effective medicines can be roughly divided into two categories according to the shape of the medicine: one is to grind (or mash) the traditional Chinese medicine and apply it directly to the affected area, such as earthworms, tea leaves, houttuynia cordata, and lotus leaves mashed and applied to the affected area. Another example is to use light powder, borneol, and dried alum to grind into the end and apply the affected part, which is effective for small face burns (Guo Shouying et al. "Small Recipes for All Diseases" Jilin Science and Technology Publishing House, 1993 edition ①). There are ...

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Problems solved by technology

There is no pain relief data in the prior art, and stopping the pain as soon as possible is the most urgent requirement of burn and scald patients

In addition, almost all existing medicaments use vegetable oil as a carrier except eggs, honey, and wax. Although this carrier can lubricate the skin, prevent chapped skin, and guide drugs to treat wound surfaces, its affinity with human skin Poor, the effect of entering the inner layer of the skin is limited, so the effect of pain relief and wound treatment is not ideal