Chinese medicine preparation for treating acute condyloma

Abstract

A Chinese medicine in the form of ointment or liniment for treating pointed condyloma is prepared from 4 Chinese medicinal materials including realgar, brucea fruit, borneol, etc. through proportioning and compounding. Its advantages are high curative effect, high cure rate up to 96.2% and no toxic by-effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention discloses a medicine for treating condyloma acuminata, in particular a traditional Chinese medicine preparation prepared from traditional Chinese medicines. Background technique [0002] Condyloma acuminatum is a squamous epithelial hyperplastic lesion caused by human papillomavirus (HPV type 6 or 11), which belongs to sexual behavior infection. [0003] Traditional Chinese medicine has known such diseases very early. The disease name of "wart" was first seen in the "Neijing", and later generations have various names according to its characteristics, such as "rat milk" named after the symptoms - "sudden raw flesh on the body and face, such as rat milk". It is called rat milk." ("On the Causes and Symptoms of Various Diseases", Sui Chaoyuanfang, 610); "Thousand-day sore" named after the course of the disease-"a wart sore, also known as regret qi sore" ( "Surgery Essentials", Song Dynasty, Chen Ziming, 1263); the "dry tendon arrow" named a...

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Problems solved by technology

Surgical methods such as surgical resection, laser resection, freezing, etc., can only remove visible lesions, and the pain is greater, but subclinical symptoms cannot be eliminated, and the recurrence rate is high

Drug therapy such as the use of interferon, antiviral drugs, etc., the course of treatment is long, the cost is high, and it is not easy to cure

Externally applied medicines such as Sapum japonicus on the market are too expensive to make, and the price of 10ml ranges from 150 to 1,000 yuan. Other externally applied medicines such as trichloroacetic acid, silver nitrate, and glacial acetic acid are obviously painful and painful. And it is easy to evaporate and lose efficacy; most of the medicines for external washing are currently clinical or folk self-prepared Chinese herbal medicines. Due to the shortcomings of inaccurate curative effect, insufficient drug power, poor curative effect, and few indications, they generally only relieve some symptoms, and it is difficult to fundamentally solve the problem.