Ziping Compound

Ziping Compound,Leprosy.

Formulas Name : Ziping Compound

Chinese Name : 紫萍合剂

Drug Formulation

500 g of purple-backed duckweed (use fresh; sun-dry for later use; if stored for more than one year, it becomes ineffective and should not be used, as it may interfere with the synergistic effects of other herbs), 500 g of summer枯草, 250 g of sea-tung bark, 250 g of old stork grass, and 300 g of angelica root.

Source

*A Concise Compendium of Traditional Chinese Dermatology*.

Processing

Chop and wash the ingredients, decoct, and concentrate to 1.5 liters (each 10 milliliters should contain 12.5–15.5 g of crude drug). After removing from heat, add 200 milliliters of 57-degree baijiu per 1,000 milliliters, stir well, and bottle for future use.

Benefits

Leprosy.

Instructions for Use

Take 10–20 mL each time, 3 times a day.

Ziping Compound,*A Concise Compendium of Traditional Chinese Dermatology*.,Leprosy.

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