自制牵正膏治疗面瘫疗效观察（Observation on the curative effect of self-made traction cream in treating facial paralysis）.docVIP

自制牵正膏治疗面瘫疗效观察（Observation on the curative effect of self-made traction cream in treating facial paralysis） Observation on the curative effect of self-made traction cream in treating facial paralysis Update Date: 2011-04-11 Click: Liu Li, Liu Zhonglun, Yu Jiaqi The positive paste is a kind of plaster designed and made by ourselves for the treatment of facial paralysis. From 1996-03 to 1998-12, 30 patients with facial paralysis were treated with better curative effect. The preparation and curative effect observation results are summarized as follows. 1 clinical information 1.1 general data: 30 patients, 17 males and 13 females, aged 25~68 years; 25 outpatients and 5 inpatients; the longest course was 1 A and the shortest 3 d. 1.2 diagnostic criteria: sudden onset, often quarrel in the morning wash gargle Water Leakage, cheek movement is ineffective, crooked mouth to the contralateral, ipsilateral eyes closed tight, eye fissure increases, more tears, ipsilateral not drum gills. Frown, nasolabial fold, grin or laugh when the mouth was more inclined toward the healthy side, when the whistle from ipsilateral quarrel sprang, eating food will stay on the diseased side teeth. A small number of patients had severe ear, ear, and facial pain at the beginning. In severe cases, you can also suffer from the loss or disappearance of the taste of the tongue 2/3. Preparation and treatment of 2 plaster 2.1 prescription: cantharidin 10 g 10 g, white pepper, white monkshood 5 g, 5 g 5 g nux vomica, Rhizoma Chuanxiong, Herba g 5. 2.2 Qianzheng ointment preparation: the drugs washing net dirt, cleaning impurities in low temperature drying to constant weight, according to the above formulation accurately weighed, research into a fine powder, sieving, fine powder transferred into a paste, and O/W ointment mixed into clean and dry to avoid sterilization you can light the container. The specific preparation of the plaster has been reported (1). 2.3 treatment methods: the first ipsilateral con