Shandong black plaster manufacturer OEM customization

Description :

　　Plaster patches are mainly used to treat sores, boils, swelling, and pain. As plasters are used for thin patches on the skin surface, thick smelling drugs are taken from the plaster and combined with medication to lead the group of drugs to the site of the disease. Therefore, it can penetrate into the skin to produce anti-inflammatory, pain relieving, blood activating and stasis removing, qi nourishing and blood nourishing, meridian circulation and collaterals clearing, strengthening tendons and bones, relaxing tendons and collaterals, opening orifices and bones penetrating, dispelling wind and dispelling cold, etc. The plaster applied to the body surface stimulates nerve endings, expands blood vessels through reflection, promotes local blood circulation, improves surrounding tissue nutrition, and achieves the goals of reducing swelling, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects.

　　Firstly, before using the plaster, the patient should carefully read the user manual to understand the ingredients, scope of application, contraindications, precautions, warnings, and advisory instructions of the plaster. Before applying the plaster, it is necessary to determine the location of the lesion and ensure that the center of the plaster is applied to the center of the lesion. Wash and dry the skin on the affected area or acupoint with a hot towel before applying. If there is long hair on the affected area, it should be shaved off first to avoid affecting the adhesion of the plaster or causing pain when the hair is pulled when replacing the plaster.

　　When the climate is cold in winter, rubber plaster is often difficult to stick on. In this case, you can apply the plaster with a hot water bag after sticking it on, so as to stick firmly and increase the treatment effect. If using black plaster, the plaster should be heated on an alcohol lamp, candle, or lighter over low heat first, and then applied to the affected area when the baked plaster does not burn the skin. Be careful not to heat up too high to avoid burning the skin or causing the plaster to overflow. Be careful not to bake the plaster on a gas stove, as harmful gases such as carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide produced during gas combustion can be absorbed by the plaster and enter the human body through the skin, posing a health hazard.

　　If you feel itching, burning, or stinging on the skin of the area being applied about 10 minutes after applying the plaster, you should immediately stop applying it. This indicates that the patient is allergic to the plaster and should receive anti allergic treatment. Pay attention to the smoothness and absence of wrinkles when pasting the plaster. Apply plaster to the active joint area, and to prevent detachment, use a cloth strap to secure it. Generally, one dose of ointment should not exceed 24 hours. Over time, not only will the medication lose its effectiveness, but it will also increase the irritation to the skin.

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