Yuehuang Paste

Yuehuang Paste,Tinea capitis.

Formulas Name : Yuehuang Paste

Chinese Name : 月黄膏

Drug Formulation

9g Sichuan pepper, 25g gambir powder, 6g yellow beeswax, 6g white beeswax, 30ml sesame oil.

Source

From *Collected Clinical Experiences of Zhu Renkang*.

Processing

Heat the sesame oil in a copper pot; add Sichuan pepper and boil until charred, then strain out the residue. Add the yellow and white beeswax and melt them; pour into a porcelain container, then add the Yuehuang powder and mix into a paste.

Benefits

Tinea capitis.

Instructions for Use

Shave the hair completely, wash the area thoroughly with soapy water, and apply the ointment directly.

Yuehuang Paste,From *Collected Clinical Experiences of Zhu Renkang*.,Tinea capitis.

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