CN100482269C - Sensitive plant oil against burns, its preparation and use - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention discloses a mimosa burn oil, which uses Chinese herbal medicine Mimosa, Boluohui, Eclipta, Melaleuca, Chinese Fir, Dipsacus, Saffron, Yellow Lotus, Sanleng, Crane Lice, Angelica, etc., and crushes the sesame oil Obtained by soaking. The comprehensive effects of various Chinese herbal medicines of the invention have the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, reducing swelling and relieving pain, improving microcirculation and the like. And it has the advantages of wide drug sources, no need for high-temperature decoction, simple preparation, low price, and convenient clinical use.

Description

Mischievous burn oil, preparation method and application thereof

technical field

The invention relates to a Chinese herbal medicine preparation for treating burns, in particular to a burn oil using mimosa. The present invention also relates to a preparation method of the above-mentioned burn oil.

Background technique

Burns have always been intractable diseases that are difficult to treat. Recently, the treatment of burns by western medicine and western medicine has developed rapidly, while the research on burns treated by traditional Chinese medicine is relatively backward. As for the treatment of burns, there have been records in Chinese medical books, such as "Behind the Elbow" written by Ge Hong in Jin Dynasty in the third AD, "Waitai Secret Yao" by Wang Tao in Tang Dynasty, "Preparation for Emergencies and Qianjin Prescriptions" by Sun Simiao, and Wei Wang in Yuan Dynasty. Yilin's "Shi Yi De Xiao Fang" and Wu Qian's "Yi Zong Jin Jian" in the Qing Dynasty all recorded the functions, prescriptions and preparation methods of Chinese herbal medicine in treating burns to varying degrees. The theory of treating burns with traditional Chinese medicine is perfected day by day. It is generally believed that the research on burn treatment in world medicine began in the 1930s, while the treatment of burns with traditional Chinese medicine was generally believed to begin in the 1950s. Traditional Chinese medicine has a history of more than 2,000 years in the treatment of burns and scalds.

There are many traditional and modern traditional Chinese medicine methods, prescriptions and treatment methods for treating burns. Although many of them have been made into finished Chinese medicines, many still remain at the stage of secret recipes. The finished products of traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of burns often have the defect of inconvenient use or unsatisfactory effect, while the traditional secret recipe has the defect of being easily lost, thus causing the loss of our precious wealth of Chinese medicine. In view of the above-mentioned situation, the inventor devoted himself to studying the mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine for treating burns, and developed a Chinese medicine preparation for treating burns, thereby improving the above-mentioned situation.

Contents of the invention

The object of the present invention is to provide a mimosa burn oil, which is a traditional Chinese medicine preparation prepared from a traditional Chinese medicine formula containing mimosa. Overcoming the defect that traditional Chinese medicine stays in the prescription stage, it can be produced in batches.

The present invention also provides a preparation method of the aforementioned mimosa burn oil.

Mischievous burn oil of the present invention is made from at least various Chinese herbal medicines and sesame oils in the following parts by weight:

Mimosa: 130-140 parts;

Thin fallback: 110-120 copies;

Eclipta: 140-150 parts;

Melaleuca: 150-160 servings;

Chinese fir: 80-90 parts;

Diarrhea: 70-80 servings;

Saffron: 50-60 parts;

Huanglian: 50-60 servings;

Triangle: 50-60 parts;

Crane lice: 30-40 parts;

Angelica dahurica: 30-40 parts.

The consumption of above-mentioned this sesame oil is 4 times of the total weight of above-mentioned Chinese herbal medicine consumption.

The above-mentioned Chinese herbal medicine may also include 80-100 parts of added borneol.

A small amount of other effective medicines can also be added to the above-mentioned Chinese herbal medicines.

The preparation method of above-mentioned shy burn oil of the present invention, comprises the following steps:

a: Pulverization: Take various Chinese herbal medicines in proportion and pulverize them into fine powders of 100-150 meshes, mix them into wide-mouth glass bottles, and set aside;

b: adding sesame oil: take by weighing 4 times the sesame oil of the total amount of the above-mentioned Chinese herbal medicine, add it into the above-mentioned wide-mouth glass bottle and stir evenly;

c: dissolving borneol: weigh borneol in proportion, add 500 ml of 95% ethanol to dissolve, set aside;

d: Add the borneol ethanol solution obtained in step c into the wide-mouthed glass bottle filled with materials in b;

e: storage and soaking: cover the mouth of the bottle tightly with a cork, seal it after soaking in water with a plaster bandage, move the bottle to a kang or cellar for soaking and storage for more than two months, and take the supernatant oil to be the burn oil of the present invention.

In the present invention: (1) Mimosa has the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying, detumescence, and suppressing inflammation, and can be clinically applied to burns, scalds, and skin ulcers, especially for deep large area burns, deep abscesses, and herpes zoster. It is the main active ingredient of the burn oil of the present invention. (2) Boluohui has the functions of clearing heat, drying dampness, reducing swelling, relieving pain, warming meridians, dispelling stasis, and promoting muscle growth. (3) Eclipta has the effects of cooling blood, stopping bleeding, reducing wound protruding, placing wound infection, astringent wound, sandworm, antibacterial, swelling, pain relief, itching, and dampness removal. (4) Melaleuca pagoda has the functions of stopping bleeding and promoting wound healing, and its clinical application is to treat burns, various malignant sores, skin ulcers, bruises and other diseases. (5) Fir has the functions of promoting burn wound healing, delaying fibrous connective tissue proliferation, promoting early wound healing, and reducing scar formation. It is clinically used for muscle growth, blood circulation, swelling, pain relief, wound healing, and scar prevention. (6) Dipsacus has the functions of promoting blood vessels, renewing muscles and bones, reducing swelling and relieving pain. Muscle regeneration and other functions can regenerate skin and muscle tissue. (7) Saffron has the effect of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and can treat all blood stasis diseases. (8) Huanglian has antibacterial effect on burn surface and prevents wound infection. (9) Sanleng has the effect of promoting the absorption of blood oozing from the wound surface, and is clinically used to treat deep burns and scalds, break blood and remove stasis. (10) Crane lice have the functions of disinfection, sterilization, antibacterial, swelling, pus drainage, granulation, and pain relief. (11) Angelica dahurica has antibacterial, analgesic, and excitatory central functions. Clinically, it has the effects of relieving pain, reducing swelling, penetrating pus, ulcerating, dispelling putrefaction and promoting muscle growth, draining pus, moisturizing skin, and relieving itching on burns and scald wounds. The comprehensive effect of above-mentioned multiple Chinese herbal medicines of the present invention has following curative effect:

1. Promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, reduce swelling and relieve pain, and improve microcirculation.

2. Clear heat and detoxify, antibacterial and antibacterial.

3. Seal and protect the wound surface to prevent infection.

4. Anti-seepage and moisturizing, reduce capillary permeability, reduce local wound exudation and edema, promote shock recovery, promote muscle nutrition and moisturize the wound.

5. Promote capillary proliferation and repair wounds.

6. Promote the formation of skin islands, inhibit the excessive proliferation of fibroblasts and granulation, and the wound heals quickly. No skin grafting is required for deep second and third degrees. The healing takes 30 to 60 days, and the scars are soft after healing.

7. No toxic side effects, no allergic reactions, no tannin, no effect on liver and kidney functions.

8. The drug source is wide, the preparation is simple, the price is low, and the clinical use is convenient.

The method for preparing shy burn oil of the present invention has the following advantages:

1. It can fully extract the active ingredients of the drug and protect the biological components of the drug from being destroyed, avoiding the high temperature loss caused by the high temperature frying method.

2. The soaking time is long, because the bottle mouth is sealed after the sesame oil is fully mixed, no deterioration will occur, and the mimosa burn oil that has been cultured and fermented for 2 to 3 months has no bacterial growth and has a good antibacterial effect.

3. Gradient operation without high temperature.

Detailed ways

Example 1:

Weigh 130 grams of Mimosa; 110 grams of Boluohui; 140 grams of Eclipta; 150 grams of Melaleuca; 80 grams of Chinese fir; 30 grams; 30 grams of Angelica dahurica, respectively crushed into 150-mesh fine powder, mixed and put into a wide-mouth glass bottle.

Add 3560 grams of sesame oil to the wide-mouth glass bottle, and stir evenly.

Another 80 g of borneol was weighed and added into 500 ml of 95% ethanol, and stirred to dissolve.

Add the ethanol dissolved with borneol into a wide-mouth glass bottle, tightly cover the mouth of the bottle, immerse it in water with a plaster bandage and seal it, move it to a kang or a cellar for storage and soak for more than 2 months, and take the supernatant to obtain the burn oil of the present invention.

Example 2:

Weigh 140 grams of Mimosa; 120 grams of Boluohui; 150 grams of Eclipta; 160 grams of Melaleuca; 90 grams of Chinese fir; 80 grams of Dipsacus; 60 grams of saffron; 40 grams; 40 grams of Angelica dahurica, crushed into 100-mesh fine powder, mixed and put into a wide-mouth glass bottle, then weighed 40 grams of Sophora japonica and crushed into 100-mesh fine powder.

Add 4560 grams of sesame oil to the wide-mouth glass bottle and stir evenly.

Another 80 g of borneol was weighed and added into 500 ml of 95% ethanol, and stirred to dissolve.

Add the ethanol dissolved with borneol into a wide-mouth glass bottle, tightly cover the mouth of the bottle, immerse it in water with a plaster bandage and seal it, move it to a kang or a cellar for storage and soak for more than 2 months, and take the supernatant to obtain the burn oil of the present invention.

When the mimosa burn oil of the present invention is in use, first clean the burn wound with 0.1% fresh cleansing solution or 5% povidone iodine solution, drain the blisters at a low position with a sterile needle, remove the skin of the contaminated blisters, and cut off , then dip the wound surface with clean and sterilized sterile gauze, apply the mimosa burn oil of the present invention evenly on the wound surface with sterilized cotton balls, or apply 2-3 layers with sterilized gauze soaked in oil, cover it with dry gauze externally, and wrap it with a bandage . Apply oil every 3 to 4 hours until a film is formed. After debridement of deep or infected wounds, cover and bandage them with oil gauze, and change the dressing once a day or every other day.

Claims (4)

1. a shy burn oil is characterized in that: it is basically made of various Chinese herbal medicines and sesame oil of the following weight parts: Mimosa: 130-140 parts; Thin drop back: 110-120 parts; Eclipta: 140-150 copies; Melaleuca: 150-160 copies; Chinese fir: 80-90 parts; Diarrhea: 70-80 copies; Saffron: 50-60 parts; Huanglian: 50-60 parts; Triangle: 50-60 parts; Crane lice: 30-40 parts; Angelica dahurica: 30-40 parts. 2. The shy burn oil according to claim 1 is characterized in that: the consumption of the sesame oil is 4 times of the total weight of the consumption of the above-mentioned Chinese herbal medicines. 3. The shy burn oil according to claim 1, characterized in that: the used Chinese herbal medicine also includes 80-100 parts of added borneol. 4. A method for preparing the mimosa burn oil as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that it comprises the following steps: a. Pulverization: Take various Chinese herbal medicines in proportion and pulverize them into fine powders of 100-150 mesh respectively, mix them in wide-mouth glass bottles, and set aside; B, adding sesame oil: take by weighing 4 times of sesame oil of the above-mentioned Chinese herbal medicine total amount, add in the above-mentioned wide-mouth glass bottle and stir evenly; c, dissolving borneol: take 80 g of borneol, add 500 milliliters of 95% ethanol to dissolve, set aside; D, the borneol ethanol solution that step c obtains is added in the wide-mouthed glass bottle that step b is filled with material; e. Storage and soaking: Cover the mouth of the bottle tightly with a cork, immerse it in water with a plaster bandage and seal it, move the bottle to a kang fire cellar for soaking and storage for more than two months, and take the supernatant oil.