Black Dragon Horn，From *Formulas for Treating Injuries and Promoting Bone Healing*.，For injuries from falls or blows, and fractures of tendons and bones.
Black Dragon Horn
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Formulas Name : Black Dragon Horn
Chinese Name : 乌龙角
Drug Formulation
6 liang of white silkworm pupae (removed from silk and mouthparts, stir-fried), 6 liang of red adzuki beans, 6 liang of Sichuan Achyranthes root (stem removed), 1 jin of mountain cassia bark (peeled), 1 jin of platycodon root, 1 jin of Bletilla root, 1 jin of hundred-herb ash,Mountain Loquat (raw, coarsely chopped, air-dried) 1 jin, Angelica sinensis tails half a jin, Dipsacus asper (hairs removed, stir-fried) half a jin, Northern Asarum (stems removed) half a jin, Angelica dahurica 10 liang, Red Peony Root 10 liang, Pinellia ternata (baked) 10 liang, Polygonum multiflorum 10 liang, Cynanchum atratum 10 liang, Anemarrhena asphodeloides 3 liang, Aconitum carmichaeli 3 liang(simmered in ginger juice).
Source
From *Formulas for Treating Injuries and Promoting Bone Healing*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a powder; if the mixture is too moist, it may also be baked dry and then ground.
Benefits
For injuries from falls or blows, and fractures of tendons and bones.
Instructions for Use
Each time, mix with ginger juice, cold water, or tea water; spread the mixture on paper and apply it to the painful, swollen area; wash off and replace every 3 days. When applying to fractured bones, use a splint.
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Black Dragon Horn,For injuries from falls or blows, and fractures of tendons and bones.