Formulas Name : Camphor Ointment
Chinese Name : 樟脑膏
5–6 qian of camphor, lard, and the white part of a green onion.
From *Xian Nian Ji*, Volume 4.
Pound all ingredients together until smooth.
Chafing sores.
Apply a thick layer to the sore, wrap it tightly in wax paper, and change the dressing once a day. Keep the area protected from drafts.
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