What Are Orthopedic Insoles?

The drug insole method is a method for preventing and treating certain foot diseases by using a certain drug to grind and adding an insole material to make an insole.

Drug insole method

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The drug insole method is a method for preventing and treating certain foot diseases by using a certain drug to grind and adding an insole material to make an insole.

This method originates from the ancient method of padding. For example, in the "Surgery Authentic" of the Ming Dynasty, it was recorded that asarum, windproof, white peony, and grass black were used as the end to form a thousand miles and scattered, mixed with the sole of the shoe, to treat the swelling of the feet caused by travel Pain; in addition, Chuanxiong and Baiji each aliquots of ground powder were sprinkled in the shoes to treat the pain of the foot that caused by long-time and long-time stand. On the basis of this, Hyundai made medicine insoles through scientific formula selection and processing to prevent and treat diseases such as foot odor and athlete's foot.

[Operation method]

The selected medicine is ground into fine powder, sprinkled between gauze to make an insole, and placed on the sole.

[Attending illness]

1. Heel Spurs

1. Zigui insoles (China Journal of Traditional Chinese Orthopedics and Traumatology 1988; (3): 22) Angelica sinensis 20g, Chuanxiong 15g, Frankincense 15g, Gardenia 15g. At the end of the medicine research, sprinkle the cotton gauze into the seam to make a few suitable insoles, one insole per day, and one month for one course of treatment. Functional blood circulation. Indication of heel spurs.

2. Chuanxiong Insole (Sichuan Traditional Chinese Medicine 1989; (3): 46) Chuanxiong 45g. Shangyao Research is a fine powder, made of cotton gauze with 3 insoles, 1 for daily use in shoes, 3 insoles for alternate use. It usually works in 7 days, and the pain disappears in 20 days. Functional blood circulation and pain relief. Indication of heel spurs.

Second, foot odor

Deodorizing insoles (Popular Medicine 1986; (2): 47) 15g of licorice and 15g of white peony. The medicines were researched together and made into several insoles for patients to use alternately.

Precautions

1. Thin insoles should be used for sewing insoles, so that the medicine can be seen through.

2. The insoles need to be taken out daily to dry or cool to prevent the medicine from deteriorating and failing.

3 When using this method, if you have allergies, stop using it immediately.