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Binglu Ointment,For leg sores and various other sores that have failed to heal for a long time.

Formulas Name : Binglu Ointment

Chinese Name : 冰芦膏

Drug Formulation

Zinc oxide (calcined) 2 liang (ground into a powder), borneol 2 fen.

Source

From *Formulas of Huizhiting Hall*, Volume 3.

Processing

Pound the above ingredients with pork lard to form a paste.

Benefits

For leg sores and various other sores that have failed to heal for a long time.

Instructions for Use

First, wash the wound with tea water mixed with a small amount of salt, then apply the medicine and cover it with the ointment.

Binglu Ointment，From *Formulas of Huizhiting Hall*, Volume 3.，For leg sores and various other sores that have failed to heal for a long time.

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