Bai Dang Ointment,*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 71.,For all types of masses and accumulations, as well as pain in the chest and abdomen that has persisted for many years.
Bai Dang Ointment
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Formulas Name : Bai Dang Ointment
Chinese Name : 百当膏
Drug Formulation
Cinnabar (ground) half liang, talcum powder (ground) half liang, mercury 1 fen, lead 1 fen (these two ingredients are fused into granules), ox bile 2 qian, borneol (ground) 2 qian, lead oxide (ground) 2 qian, talcum powder (ground) 1 fen,Yangqishi (ground) 1 fen, beeswax half liang, croton seeds (plump ones; remove skin and inner membrane; grind to extract oil; use the residue) 120 grains, scorpion tails (roasted) 1 fen, Pinellia tuber 1 qian (washed 7 times in boiling water; pounded and sifted into a fine powder).
Source
*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 71.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder; melt the beeswax with a small amount of cooked honey, mix well to form a paste, and roll into pills the size of a paulownia seed.
Benefits
For all types of masses and accumulations, as well as pain in the chest and abdomen that has persisted for many years.
Instructions for Use
Take 3–5 pills per dose; if vomiting occurs, take with Agastache Decoction; for hot accumulations, take with ginger and honey water; for cold accumulations, take with Frankincense Decoction; for phlegm due to wind, take with Peppermint Decoction; for diarrhea, take with rice gruel.
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Bai Dang Ointment,For all types of masses and accumulations, as well as pain in the chest and abdomen that has persisted for many years.