Medication formulation for burn and scald

Abstract

The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicinal ointment for coating, in particular to a medicinal preparation for treating burns and scalds. It is prepared from Burnet, propolis and sesame oil according to the ratio of the formula. It has been clinically proven to have rapid curative effect, hemostasis, pain relief, sterilization and anti-inflammation, and can effectively prevent and control wound infection and cross-infection. Dosage of antibiotics and the resulting toxic and side effects; significantly reduce medical expenses and shorten the length of hospitalization. It is the first choice for external use in the treatment of burns and scalds of all levels.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicinal ointment for coating, in particular to a medicinal preparation for treating burns and scalds. It is the first choice for external use in the treatment of burns and scalds of all levels. Background technique [0002] Tissue damage caused by heat is collectively referred to as burns, such as flames, hydrothermal fluids, hot steam, and hot metals. The most basic requirement for judging the injury is the area and depth of the burn. In the past, patients with mild, moderate and severe burns were treated separately according to different situations. For moderate and severe burns, in addition to recording blood pressure, pulse and respiration, and paying attention to whether there are respiratory tract burns and other associated injuries; establish intravenous infusion immediately. After routine emergency measures such as observing the hourly urine volume, specific gravity, and pH value and paying att...

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Problems solved by technology

However, due to the fact that there is little healthy skin left in patients with extensive burns, and the wounds requiring skin transplantation are large, the biggest problem in surgery is the prominent contradiction between "supply" and "demand" of autologous skin

Although Chinese scholars have pioneered the use of large allogeneic skins to open holes and implant small pieces of autologous skins, which has greatly alleviated the contradiction between supply and demand of skin grafts to a certain extent, it still needs to be repaired in stages and in batches, thus delaying the discharge date of patients.