What external medicine is better for treating pressure sores?

Brief Introduction of New External Drugs for Pressure Ulcer (Bedsore)

Fu Chuang Ning, an external medicine that can make "grass grow on the stone", will be listed in some cities soon. This is a new achievement of traditional Chinese medicine that impressed European and American surgeons.

Severe skin ulcers and wounds, such as severe bedsore (pressure sore) and diabetic foot-dampness, are difficult to treat clinically-the metaphor of the surgeon's image is: "Let the grass grow on the stone".

Fuchuangning is an ideal product for treating severe skin ulcers, such as severe bedsore, diabetic foot wetness, and long-term unhealed wounds. Instead of traditional medicines such as topical antibiotics, burn ointment, and powder for removing putrefaction and promoting granulation, the curative effect is obviously better than that of imported dressings and growth factors.

Disadvantages of traditional drugs for external use:

1. Antibiotics for external use have no granulation and antibacterial effects, but they are prone to drug resistance and fail.

2. Traditional plaster and powder have the function of removing putrefaction and promoting granulation, but they contain toxic substances such as lead, mercury and arsenic, which have great toxic side effects and strong irritation.

Characteristics of Fuchuangning:

First, quick results.

Stop the pain immediately. After 3 ~ 5 days, the wound was clean and tasteless, and new granulation began to grow.

Second, the dosage form is excellent.

The invention has the advantages of fast absorption, sanitation and simple dressing change, is suitable for family self-treatment, and overcomes the shortcomings that scabbing bacteria are easy to invade and escape in powder and ointment treatment, and the condition deteriorates.

Third, it is safe and efficient.

This product is non-toxic, non-corrosive, generally non-irritating and allergic to the skin, and has no drug resistance after repeated use.