Formulas Name : Ling Sha Wine
Chinese Name : 灵砂酒
Ling Sha.
*De Xiao*, Volume 11.
For rashes or sores that have turned black and sunken without healing.
Dissolve 3–5 grains in fine wine and take orally.
Ling Sha Wine，*De Xiao*, Volume 11.，For rashes or sores that have turned black and sunken without healing.
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Ling Sha Wine,For rashes or sores that have turned black and sunken without healing.