Almond and Borneol Ointment，*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 106.，For the formation of pterygium or pinguecula in the eye.
Almond and Borneol Ointment
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Formulas Name : Almond and Borneol Ointment
Chinese Name : 杏仁龙脑膏
Drug Formulation
7 apricot kernels (with skin and tip removed, double kernels), 2 qian of borneol (ground), 1 qian of refined sodium carbonate, and 1 jujube-sized piece of wild boar gallbladder (air-dried).
Source
*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 106.
Processing
First, grind the apricot kernels into a paste; then add the remaining three ingredients and grind into an extremely fine powder. Store in a porcelain container, cover tightly, and keep away from drafts.
Benefits
For the formation of pterygium or pinguecula in the eye.
Instructions for Use
Each time, use a pair of copper chopsticks to apply a small amount to the inner corner of the eye; once tears flow, the condition is cured.
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Almond and Borneol Ointment,For the formation of pterygium or pinguecula in the eye.