Cloud-Dispelling Powder

Cloud-Dispelling Powder,Opacities in the eyes caused by smallpox, which may be red or white, accompanied by swelling and pain.

Formulas Name : Cloud-Dispelling Powder

Chinese Name : 吹云散

Drug Formulation

Huang Dan (water-floated) 1 qian, mercury oxide 3 fen, camphor 1 li.

Source

*Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 14.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.

Benefits

Opacities in the eyes caused by smallpox, which may be red or white, accompanied by swelling and pain.

Instructions for Use

Blow the powder into the ear using a goose-quill tube: if the left eye is affected, blow it into the right ear; if the right eye is affected, blow it into the left ear. Administer three times daily. Take Tongming Powder concurrently. Early treatment is essential; delay will inevitably lead to difficulty in treatment.

Cloud-Dispelling Powder,*Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 14.,Opacities in the eyes caused by smallpox, which may be red or white, accompanied by swelling and pain.

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