| 摘要 |
<p>[Problem] In a non-aqueous patch containing lidocaine, the adhesive force of the preparation tends to lower with an increase in the content of lidocaine. To release an effective amount of lidocaine from a patch to the skin, it is a common practice to dissolve lidocaine using a solubilizing agent. However, an increase in the content of the solubilizing agent causes even more remarkable lowering of the adhesive force, which makes long-term adhesion impossible. [Solution] A non-aqueous patch, wherein a biaxially stretching extensible fabric having a strength under 50% extension in the long side direction of not more than 2000 g/50 mm is used as a support for a lidocaine-containing ointment, and an ointment base contains a solubilizing agent together with lidocaine and/or a reaction product thereof.</p> |
