Dai Zhen Ointment

Dai Zhen Ointment,For hemorrhoidal fistulas.

Formulas Name : Dai Zhen Ointment

Chinese Name : 代针膏

Drug Formulation

1 Trifoliate Orange Peel (large, pith removed), 5 qian Croton Seed (husk removed).

Source

*Pocket Guide*, Volume 3.

Benefits

For hemorrhoidal fistulas.

Instructions for Use

Place the croton seeds inside the Trifoliate Orange Peel, tie it with thread, and place it in a jar. Boil the dried Trifoliate Orange Peel and croton seeds in vinegar until dry, then sun-dry and grind into a fine powder. Dip a silk thread in the mixture to spread the medicine, and apply it to the base of the hemorrhoid; mix the “Acupuncture-Substitute Ointment” with saliva and apply it to the tip of the sore. The necrotic tissue will fall off on its own.

Note

Do not use for chronic, intractable fistulas.

Dai Zhen Ointment,*Pocket Guide*, Volume 3.,For hemorrhoidal fistulas.

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