Formula for Washing Medicinal Herbs (Jun-Chen Method),*One Hundred Effective Surgical Treatments*, Volume 1.,For back abscesses, breast abscesses, facial ulcers, and various malignant sores, boils, and swellings accompanied by pain.
Formula for Washing Medicinal Herbs (Jun-Chen Method)
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Formulas Name : Formula for Washing Medicinal Herbs (Jun-Chen Method)
Chinese Name : 君臣洗药方
Drug Formulation
Saposhnikovia root, Angelica dahurica, Red peony root, Sophora root, Licorice root, Schizonepeta, Mugwort leaves, Honeysuckle, Notopterygium, Dehuo, Angelica sinensis root tip, Soapberry, White part of green onion, Tea stems, Xanthium seeds, Lotus leaf stalk, Cypress seed, and Earthen bee hive.
Source
*One Hundred Effective Surgical Treatments*, Volume 1.
Benefits
For back abscesses, breast abscesses, facial ulcers, and various malignant sores, boils, and swellings accompanied by pain.
Instructions for Use
After decoction and fumigation, wash the area with warm and cold water until clean; pat dry with a silk cloth, then apply a thick paste such as Lanfeng Ointment mixed with clear oil. If there is no pus, do not leave an opening; change the dressing once a day.If pus is present, leave an opening to allow toxins and pus to drain; after applying the medication, cover the area with black paper and secure it tightly with a silk bag. For facial sores, change the dressing once every three days and avoid physical exertion.
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Formula for Washing Medicinal Herbs (Jun-Chen Method),For back abscesses, breast abscesses, facial ulcers, and various malignant sores, boils, and swellings accompanied by pain.