Golden Phoenix Phlegm-Resolving Ointment，*The Golden Mirror*, Volume 64.，Phlegm-induced eruption. It appears along the spine; upon palpation, it feels hard as wood and is slightly tender, with no heat or redness, and the skin color remains normal.
Golden Phoenix Phlegm-Resolving Ointment
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Formulas Name : Golden Phoenix Phlegm-Resolving Ointment
Chinese Name : 金凤化痰膏
Drug Formulation
1 handful of Impatiens flowers (remove green stems, grind into powder); 1 tea clock of natural scallion juice; 1 tea clock of good rice vinegar; 3 qian of Guang gelatin (cut into rice-grain-sized pieces and soaked in the scallion juice); 8 qian of Ren Zhong Bai (gently calcined over low heat to preserve its properties, then ground into powder).
Source
*The Golden Mirror*, Volume 64.
Processing
First, place the scallion juice, rice vinegar, and Guang gelatin in a pot and simmer until dissolved. Next, add the impatiens powder and simmer until it forms a paste. Then add the Ren Zhong Bai powder; remove the pot from the heat and stir frequently to ensure even mixing.
Benefits
Phlegm-induced eruption. It appears along the spine; upon palpation, it feels hard as wood and is slightly tender, with no heat or redness, and the skin color remains normal.
Instructions for Use
To use, melt the ointment in a double boiler; apply a thin layer to a piece of paper sized to fit the phlegm-induced swelling, and wait for the ointment to fall off naturally before replacing it with a fresh application.
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Golden Phoenix Phlegm-Resolving Ointment,Phlegm-induced eruption. It appears along the spine; upon palpation, it feels hard as wood and is slightly tender, with no heat or redness, and the skin color remains normal.