Anti-inflammatory net invasive: This type of Enzyme Preparation is one of the fastest developing and most widely used treatments. This Enzyme Preparation, mostly proteolytic enzymes, breaks down fibrin clots in inflammatory areas and removes gangrene, rotting flesh and debris around the wound. Some of the enzymes can decompose the nuclear proteins in the pus into simple purines and pymidines, reduce the viscosity of the pus, achieve the purpose of cleaning the wound, eliminating the crazy skin, eliminating the pus, anti-inflammatory and swelling. In this kind of Enzyme Preparation, there are trypsin, chymotrypsin, double chain Enzyme, α -amylase, pancreatic deoxyrna nuclease and so on. The methods of administration include external application, spray, perfusion, injection, oral administration, etc. They can be used alone or in combination with antibiotics to treat various ulcers, inflammation, hematoma, empyema, pneumonia, bronchiectasis, asthma, etc.
Blood clotting and Enzyme Preparation: These Enzyme preparations are all made by the blood. Some of them encourage blood to clot, while others disintegrate clots. The function of thrombin is to make the fibrinogen in the blood become insoluble fibrin, so as to promote blood coagulation and prevent microvascular bleeding. The role of fibrinolytic Enzyme is to dissolve blood clots, as the latest clinical Enzyme Preparation.
Detoxification: The main function of this type of Enzyme Preparation is to remove a harmful substance from the body or that is produced by injecting a drug. The main varieties include penicillinase, catalase and histaminase. Penicillinase breaks down the β -lactam ring in the penicillin molecule, making it into penicillithiazolic acid, eliminating the allergic reaction caused by penicillin injection.
Diagnostic: This type of Enzyme Preparation is used to make a variety of biochemical tests to help with clinical diagnosis. The most commonly used are glucose oxidase, β -glucosidase and urease. Urease, for example, measures the concentration of urea in the blood and the content of urea in the urine, thus examining kidney function.