Fu-Xiong Powder，From *Resolving the Root of Illness*, Volume 4.，Leprosy, numbness of the skin and flesh on the fingers and toes, patchy lesions, and lumps.
Fu-Xiong Powder
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Formulas Name : Fu-Xiong Powder
Chinese Name : 附雄散
Drug Formulation
1 crooked Aconite root (crushed raw), 2 liang of realgar, 2 liang of white Aconite root, 2 liang of camphor ice, 5 qian of white angelica root, 5 qian of apricot kernels, 5 qian of wild Aconite root, 5 qian of Pinellia tuber, 5 qian of soapwort, 5 qian of Cnidium monnieri, 1 liang of Bletilla striata, 1 liang of white Polygonum, 1 liang of Sichuan pepper,7 qian of Sichuan Aconite, 7 qian of Chemi, 7 qian of Mountain Arrowhead, 7 qian of Gallnut, 1 liang 2 qian of Scorpion Tail, 1 liang 2 qian of Stiff Silkworm, 3 qian of Toad Venom.
Source
From *Resolving the Root of Illness*, Volume 4.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
Leprosy, numbness of the skin and flesh on the fingers and toes, patchy lesions, and lumps.
Instructions for Use
Rub ginger on the patches and lumps; this must be done in a well-sealed room, as exposure to wind or contact with the elements will cause the condition to worsen. If the skin and flesh of the fingers or toes are numb, mix 1 liang of the medicinal powder with 1 liang of Bai Ji. First, prepare a decoction of Qin Jiao and Tou Gu Cao, and use it to wash the numb areas. Next, fumigate with cypress leaves. Then, mix the medicine with fire wine, simmer it into a paste, and apply it to the affected areas; the condition will gradually improve.
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Fu-Xiong Powder,Leprosy, numbness of the skin and flesh on the fingers and toes, patchy lesions, and lumps.