Python Gallbladder Powder

Python Gallbladder Powder,In children with acute malnutrition accompanied by itching, sores form where the child scratches, growing as large as a coin in the blink of an eye.

Formulas Name : Python Gallbladder Powder

Chinese Name : 蚺蛇胆散

Drug Formulation

3 soybean-sized pieces of python gallbladder, 1 qian of yellow alum, 1 qian of white alum ash, 1 qian of aloe, 1 qian of musk.

Source

From *Shenghui*, Volume 86.

Processing

Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder.

Benefits

In children with acute malnutrition accompanied by itching, sores form where the child scratches, growing as large as a coin in the blink of an eye.

Instructions for Use

If sores appear on the head, face, or body, wash the area with cooled rice washing water, pat dry, and apply a quantity the size of a soybean; after a while, when fluid oozes out, stop the application; if the sores are in the mouth or between the teeth, apply the mixture frequently.

Python Gallbladder Powder,From *Shenghui*, Volume 86.,In children with acute malnutrition accompanied by itching, sores form where the child scratches, growing as large as a coin in the blink of an eye.

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