Injection for curing hydrocele of testis

Abstract

An injecting liquid for treating hydrocele of testicle tunica vaginalis. It is prepared from pancreatic chymogen, dexamethasone, cytochrome C and 5% glucose solution. The formulation is pancreatic chymogen 0.3-0.8mgú¼dexamethasone1.0-3.0mgú¼cytochrome C 5-15mg, adding 5% glucose solution to 10ml. The dose is 5-10ml. By injecting for 1-3times, the disease will be cured.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to an injection for treating testicular hydrocele. Background technique [0002] Testicular hydrocele is a common disease. Local injection of quinine or sodium morrhuate has been used to treat small testicular hydrocele, but the effect is not ideal and it is easy to recur. In recent years, it has been reported in the literature that the use of anhydrous sprinkling essence for local injection treatment, but it may cause local tissue necrosis, is not used now. Surgical treatment is generally adopted at home and abroad at present, but after the patient adopts the surgical treatment, it is easy to cause disadvantages such as local infection, adhesion, incision not healing for a long time, the patient suffers a lot, and the cost is also large. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned deficiencies in the prior art, and to provide an injection for treating hydrocele of ...

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[0002] Testicular hydrocele is a common disease. Local injection of quinine or sodium morrhuate has been used to treat small testicular hydrocele, but the effect is not ideal and it is easy to recur

In recent years, it has been reported in the literature that the use of anhydrous sprinkling essence for local injection treatment may cause local tissue necrosis, which is no longer used.

At present, surgical treatment is generally used at home and abroad, but patients are prone to local infection, adhesion, and long-term non-healing of the incision after surgical treatment. The patient suffers a lot and costs a lot.