Divine Immortal Jade Ointment，From *Authentic Treatise on Surgery*, Volume 3.，For toxic abscesses, festering sores with foul odor, persistent pain that refuses to subside, and wind-induced leg swelling. Also for frostbite, damaged and decaying skin and flesh, oozing pus and fluid, and unrelenting itching and pain.
Divine Immortal Jade Ointment
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Formulas Name : Divine Immortal Jade Ointment
Chinese Name : 神仙碧玉膏
Drug Formulation
1 liang of mercury oxide, 1 liang of Hangzhou powder, 5 qian of white fat, 3 qian of frankincense, 3 qian of myrrh, and 2 qian of camphor.
Source
From *Authentic Treatise on Surgery*, Volume 3.
Processing
Use 5 liang of purified, cooked boar fat; simmer it with white zinc until melted, then pour into a bowl. Add the above ingredients and mix thoroughly; immerse in water for one hour, then remove.
Benefits
For toxic abscesses, festering sores with foul odor, persistent pain that refuses to subside, and wind-induced leg swelling. Also for frostbite, damaged and decaying skin and flesh, oozing pus and fluid, and unrelenting itching and pain.
Instructions for Use
To use, take a small amount of the ointment with your finger, melt it in the palm of your hand, and spread it on oiled paper. Wash the sore with scallion broth, then apply the ointment directly to the affected area.
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Divine Immortal Jade Ointment,For toxic abscesses, festering sores with foul odor, persistent pain that refuses to subside, and wind-induced leg swelling. Also for frostbite, damaged and decaying skin and flesh, oozing pus and fluid, and unrelenting itching and pain.