Hu Yan Ointment,From *Li Ye*.,For cases where the abscess has already ruptured.
Hu Yan Ointment
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Formulas Name : Hu Yan Ointment
Chinese Name : 护岩膏
Drug Formulation
1 liang of Codonopsis, 1 liang of raw Astragalus, 1 liang of Angelica sinensis (soaked in wine), 1 liang of prepared Rehmannia root, 7 qian of Sichuan Aconite, 7 qian of Pinellia tuber, 5 qian of Pinellia rhizome, 5 qian of tangerine peel, 5 qian of green tangerine peel, 5 qian of Ligusticum root, 5 qian of white peony root, 5 qian of Atractylodes, 5 qian of licorice, 5 qian of Notopterygium root, 5 qian of Saposhnikovia root,5 qian of Wuyao, 5 qian of Xiangfu, 5 qian of Bai Zhi, 5 qian of Zhike, 5 qian of Lingzhi, 5 qian of Yuanzhi, 5 qian of Changpu, 5 qian of Jiangcan, 5 qian of Fengfang, 5 qian of Mubie Ren, 5 qian of Baiji, 5 qian of Bailian, 5 qian of Wubeizi, 5 qian of Longgu, 5 qian of Mulishi, 5 qian of Yanhu (vinegar-fried),2 liang of fresh ginger, 2 liang of scallion whites, 2 liang of locust tree twigs, 2 liang of willow twigs, 8 qian of dried impatiens, 4 qian of mugwort leaves, 3 qian of white mustard seeds,Sichuan pepper 3 qian (simmer the above herbs in sesame oil, thicken with yellow丹, then add the following herbs), Frankincense 5 qian, Cinnamon bark 5 qian, Frankincense 5 qian, Myrrh 5 qian, Dragon’s blood 5 qian, Catechu 5 qian, Ash from human hair 5 qian, Dried alum 3 qian, Aged wall soil 3 qian, Red ochre 7 qian, Cowhide glue 2 liang (dissolved in wine).
Source
From *Li Ye*.
Benefits
For cases where the abscess has already ruptured.
Instructions for Use
Stir well while hot. For external use.
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Hu Yan Ointment,For cases where the abscess has already ruptured.