Internal Support and Antiseptic Powder,*Zhun Sheng: Shanghan* (Treatise on Standard Principles: Cold Damage), Volume 7.,For abscesses on the jaw—whether already ruptured or not yet ruptured—that contain pus which cannot be resolved.
Internal Support and Antiseptic Powder
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Formulas Name : Internal Support and Antiseptic Powder
Chinese Name : 内托消毒散
Drug Formulation
Ginseng, Astragalus, Fangfeng, Angelica dahurica, Chuanxiong, Angelica sinensis, Platycodon, Forsythia, Cimicifuga, Bupleurum, Honeysuckle, and Licorice nodes.
Source
*Zhun Sheng: Shanghan* (Treatise on Standard Principles: Cold Damage), Volume 7.
Benefits
For abscesses on the jaw—whether already ruptured or not yet ruptured—that contain pus which cannot be resolved.
Instructions for Use
Decoct the above herbs with 1 zhong of water and 1 zhong of good wine until reduced to 1 zhong; strain and take slowly while warm. For ruptured sores, apply Xuanwu Ointment.For persistent redness and swelling around the affected area, use the following: Swelling-Resolving Herb, Raw Bai Ji, Bai Lian, Earth Rhubarb, Raw Great Thistle Root, and Wild Ramie Root. Pound them together into a paste, mix in 1 qian of Puxiao, blend thoroughly, and apply the paste to the swollen area, leaving the head uncovered. Concurrent administration of Wax Alum Pills is most effective.
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Internal Support and Antiseptic Powder,For abscesses on the jaw—whether already ruptured or not yet ruptured—that contain pus which cannot be resolved.