1. What diseases is the plaster suitable for?
Traditional Chinese medicine plaster follows the principle of meridian tropism of traditional Chinese medicine, and uses the efficacy of drugs to coordinate with each other to form a large compound, giving full play to the efficacy of various drugs. The traditional Chinese medicine plaster is attached to the affected part, so that the medicine can enter the human body through the skin surface, and has the functions of diminishing inflammation, relieving pain, expelling wind and cold, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis.
Traditional Chinese medicine plaster is widely used in clinic, and is often used to treat cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, sciatica, rheumatoid arthritis, hyperosteogeny, fracture, stiff neck, dysmenorrhea, traumatic injury and other diseases. The effective time varies from person to person, ranging from three days to one or two months.
2. What is not suitable for plastering?
Although sticking traditional Chinese medicine plaster seems simple, there is a lot of knowledge in it. For example, you should pay attention to observation when applying traditional Chinese medicine plaster. In some cases, plaster is not suitable, otherwise it will only aggravate the patient's condition and increase the pain.
When the skin of the affected area is damaged, it is not appropriate to use traditional Chinese medicine plaster, otherwise there will be purulent and lovely staining, which is very unfavorable to the patient's condition.
When the components of the traditional Chinese medicine plaster contain drugs such as musk, frankincense and safflower. It has the functions of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, dredging menstruation and activating collaterals, and should not be used by pregnant women or pregnant women. Otherwise, it is not only easy to cause fetal abortion and fetal malformation in pregnant women, but also easy to cause female infertility.
People who are allergic to skin, or have skin papules, itching, blisters and other symptoms after using traditional Chinese medicine plaster should not use traditional Chinese medicine plaster. Otherwise, it will not only be detrimental to the absorption of drugs, but also bring skin problems to patients, which is not conducive to physical health and increases psychological burden.
Traditional Chinese medicine plaster is generally made of drugs with strong smell, so when the application time of traditional Chinese medicine plaster exceeds 24 hours, its efficacy disappears, and it is not recommended to recycle it again.
To sum up, the choice of traditional Chinese medicine plaster should not only be symptomatic, but also pay attention to other methods of treating diseases and preventing diseases when it is not suitable for using traditional Chinese medicine plaster. Only in this way can we give full play to the greatest medicinal value of traditional Chinese medicine plaster.
3. What are the traditional Chinese medicine plasters?
1, decoction: Tang said "decoction". Generally, it is an oral viscous semi-fluid product, which is made by decocting, removing residues, concentrating and adding honey or sugar. It has the advantages of high drug concentration, small volume, good stability and convenient administration. The role of Jian Gao is mainly nourishing, and it also has soothing therapeutic effect. It is also called "Gao" or "Ointment" because of its warm nature. Some add sugar as "sugar paste" and some add honey as "honey paste". This kind of cream is popular all over the country in recent years. Simple decoction is divided into dry extract, extract and fluid extract according to consistency.
2, ointment: called "ointment" in ancient times. Taking vegetable oil, wax wax, vaseline or animal fat as matrix, adding drugs and heating to extract effective components; Or grinding into powder without heating, and mixing to prepare semisolid dosage form for skin or mucous membrane administration. Commonly known as "ointment", also known as "ointment". Has the functions of protection, moistening, lubrication or local treatment. The drugs in some ointments can also be absorbed through the skin to play a systemic therapeutic role.
3. Hard plaster: commonly known as "plaster", it is a kind of nearly solid external dosage form which is dissolved or mixed in an appropriate matrix and coated on the pasting material, and has local or systemic therapeutic effect.
4. Medication: called "thin" in ancient times, it is a preparation that mixes medicinal powder with various liquids, makes it into paste and ointment, and applies it to human parts or acupoints. Also known as "thin medicine", "application" and "ointment". According to different excipients, it can be divided into two kinds: aqueous dressing and oily dressing.
4, Chinese medicine plaster treatment of cough
First of all, the plaster can be pasted, but it can be cured faster if it is symptomatic. So don't post it casually, it may also cause allergies. Therefore, it is best to see symptomatic treatment of traditional Chinese medicine.