Honey-Soap Pills

Honey-Soap Pills,Smallpox. Constipation, delirium and rambling speech, red urine.

Formulas Name : Honey-Soap Pills

Chinese Name : 蜜皂丸

Drug Formulation

2–3 liang of honey, 2–3 qian of soapberry powder.

Source

*Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 14.

Processing

Boil the honey until it becomes syrupy, mix in the soapberry powder, and knead into 3–4 sticks.

Benefits

Smallpox. Constipation, delirium and rambling speech, red urine.

Instructions for Use

Insert one strip into the anus. If it does not relieve the obstruction, replace it with another strip; it will surely relieve the obstruction.

Honey-Soap Pills,*Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 14.,Smallpox. Constipation, delirium and rambling speech, red urine.

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