Ice-Bean Ointment

Ice-Bean Ointment,Mastitis.

Formulas Name : Ice-Bean Ointment

Chinese Name : 冰豆膏

Drug Formulation

1 seed of croton (with oil thoroughly removed), 3 li of borneol.

Source

*Xian Nian Ji*, Volume 3.

Processing

Knead cooked rice with your hands until it becomes a paste, then shape into pills. Coat with a small amount of realgar.

Benefits

Mastitis.

Instructions for Use

Flatten a pill and apply it to the center of the brow; cover it with a cooling ointment the size of a coin. In summer, leave it on for 3 shichen; in spring, autumn, and winter, leave it on for 1 day, then remove it.

Ice-Bean Ointment,*Xian Nian Ji*, Volume 3.,Mastitis.

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