Formulas Name : Chicken Egg Ointment
Chinese Name : 鸡卵膏
1 chicken egg, 1 small toad, 2 croton seeds (peeled).
From *Ji Feng*, Volume 18.
Deafness.
Crack an egg next to the head, insert the small toad (with its legs bound in hemp) and the croton seeds, seal with wax paper, roast the egg until cooked, grind it into a fine powder, and apply it to the ear.
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Chicken Egg Ointment,Deafness.