Divine Water Ointment，*Shenghui*, Volume 90.，For malignant sores in children.
Divine Water Ointment
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Formulas Name : Divine Water Ointment
Chinese Name : 神水膏
Drug Formulation
Half a liang of Mitto monk’s root (finely ground), half a fen of Trichosanthes root, half a fen of alum, half a fen of cloves, half a fen of Aconite root (peeled and navel removed), half a fen of musk (finely ground), half a he of Datura seeds (rinsed in water to remove floating particles),1 stem of Soapberry (peeled and seeded), half a fen of Fangfeng (root, with the root tip removed), half a fen of Cinnabar (finely ground), 1 fen of Tu Hua Xiao, half a fen of Saponaria (root, with the root tip removed), half a fen of Ginseng (root, with the root tip removed), half a fen of Ligusticum, half a fen of Dragon Bone, half a fen of Areca Nut, half a fen of Cinnamon Bark, 1 jin of pure sesame oil, and 2 liang of beeswax.
Source
*Shenghui*, Volume 90.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder. First, pour the oil into a cauldron, then add the powdered herbs. Simmer over low heat until it boils 2–3 times. Next, add the beeswax and stir until it melts. Then add the musk and stir until well blended. Once the ointment is ready, store it in a porcelain jar.
Benefits
For malignant sores in children.
Instructions for Use
When using, apply the ointment to a piece of old cloth and apply it to the affected area. The condition will be cured after 3–5 applications.
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Divine Water Ointment,For malignant sores in children.