蜂蜜的药用作用

S. Tasleem
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蜂蜜作为内外疗法的应用可以追溯到医学史本身。在古代,希腊人和埃及人使用未经加工的蜂蜜来抑制微生物感染和治疗伤口[2-4]。最早证明其用于伤口治疗的证据是刻在4500年前的泥板碎片上的一种药膏的配方。史密斯纸莎草(公元前1650年)的文字表明,4000年前,埃及人将蜂蜜作为局部伤口涂抹的成分[5,6]。希波克拉底(公元前460-357年)使用了许多埃及药方,有效地治疗了痈、唇疮和溃疡。公元50年。D, Dioscorides认为蜂蜜对于治疗各种类型的腐烂和空心溃疡具有重要的地位[7]。因此,它在民间治疗各种伤口感染的历史悠久,并因其有益的治疗和药用作用而在民间医学中得到应用。1982年,Emarah用蜂蜜治疗了102例常规治疗无效的各种眼科疾病(角膜炎、结膜炎和睑缘炎)患者[8]。在85%的病例中观察到改善,并且没有观察到任何恶化,另外15%的眼睛发红,并且在将蜂蜜放入眼睛后不久报告了短暂的刺痛感,但这还不足以停止治疗。
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Medicinal Effect of Honey
The application of honey as internal and external remedies is dates back to the history of medicine itself. In the ancient times, the Greek and Egyptians used unprocessed honey to inhibit microbial infections and in the treatment of wound management [2-4]. The earliest evidence of its application in wound management was a recipe for an ointment inscribed on the 4500 years old fragment of clay tablet. The writing of Smith papyrus (1650 BC) shows that Egyptian applied honey as a component in topical application of wounds 4000 years ago [5,6]. Hippocrates (460-357 BC) used many of the Egyptian prescription, in the treatment of carbuncles, running sores and ulcers of the lips effectively. In 50 A.D, Dioscorides gave the valued status to honey for the treatment of all types rotten and hollow ulcers [7]. Thus there is a long history of its application of cure wide variety of wounds infection at folk level and still used in folk medicine for its beneficial therapeutic and medicinal effects. In 1982 Emarah treated 102 patients of various ophthalmological disorders (keratitis, conjunctivitis and blepharitis) with honey not responding to conventional treatment [8]. Improvement was observed in 85% of the cases and with no any deterioration observed with the other 15% redness of the eye and transient stinging sensation was reported soon after putting honey in the eye, but this is not enough to stop the treatment.
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