Disheng Taibai Ointment，From *Yang’s Family Prescriptions*, Volume 14.，For fractures and sprains with unrelenting pain, as well as newly formed abscesses and boils with severe swelling and pain; for sores, swellings, and carbuncles characterized by redness, heat, and toxic stagnation causing acute pain in the skin and muscles.
Disheng Taibai Ointment
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Formulas Name : Disheng Taibai Ointment
Chinese Name : 抵圣太白膏
Drug Formulation
14 liang of white frankincense (ground into a fine powder), 1 liang of olibanum (ground separately), 2 liang of talcum powder, 6 qian of white polygonum, and 6 qian of white angelica (coarsely chopped).
Source
From *Yang’s Family Prescriptions*, Volume 14.
Processing
Heat 4 liang of sesame oil and simmer the white ligusticum and white angelica until they turn a scorched yellow; strain out the two herbs. Next, add the white frankincense and heat until melted; then add the myrrh and starch, stirring thoroughly. Pour the mixture into a porcelain container, allow it to solidify, and store it in an airtight container.
Benefits
For fractures and sprains with unrelenting pain, as well as newly formed abscesses and boils with severe swelling and pain; for sores, swellings, and carbuncles characterized by redness, heat, and toxic stagnation causing acute pain in the skin and muscles.
Instructions for Use
Each time, gently warm the mixture over low heat, then spread it on a piece of paper according to the size of the affected area and apply it to the skin.
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Disheng Taibai Ointment,For fractures and sprains with unrelenting pain, as well as newly formed abscesses and boils with severe swelling and pain; for sores, swellings, and carbuncles characterized by redness, heat, and toxic stagnation causing acute pain in the skin and muscles.