Cane Wound Ointment

Cane Wound Ointment,For blunt force injuries.

Formulas Name : Cane Wound Ointment

Chinese Name : 杖丹

Drug Formulation

4 liang of rosin, 1 handful of green onions.

Source

From *Guang Biji*, Volume 3.

Processing

Melt the rosin, then pound the scallions and mix them into the rosin, stirring thoroughly.

Benefits

For blunt force injuries.

Instructions for Use

Spread the mixture into a plaster, apply it to the affected area, and cover it with cotton or silk, securing it firmly. Heals in 5–6 days.

Cane Wound Ointment,From *Guang Biji*, Volume 3.,For blunt force injuries.

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