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Injury-Healing Ointment

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Injury-Healing Ointment,For contusions, fractures, dislocations, and injuries from falls, blows, or cuts from knives and axes.

Formulas Name : Injury-Healing Ointment

Chinese Name : 理伤膏

Drug Formulation

Toseng 4 liang, Huangdan 4 liang, natural copper 4 liang, beeswax 4 liang, lard 4 liang, frankincense 1 liang, myrrh 1 liang, colophony 1 jin, sesame oil 1 jin.

Source

*Zhunsheng: Surgical Treatise*, Volume 6.

Processing

Finely chop 1 liang of bark from a broken tree, add it to the oil, and bring to a boil several times; strain out the residue. Add the to-seng and yellow丹, and simmer over low heat until it forms a paste. Next, add the pine resin and beeswax and melt them; continue simmering until a drop of the mixture forms a bead when dropped into water. Finally, add the frankincense, myrrh, and powdered native copper, mix thoroughly, and apply as a poultice.

Benefits

For contusions, fractures, dislocations, and injuries from falls, blows, or cuts from knives and axes.

Instructions for Use

For external application.

Injury-Healing Ointment,*Zhunsheng: Surgical Treatise*, Volume 6.,For contusions, fractures, dislocations, and injuries from falls, blows, or cuts from knives and axes.

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