Formulas Name : Leek Leaf Ointment
Chinese Name : 薤叶膏
Leek leaves (half green, half white) 1 liang; cinnabar 1 liang.
From *Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 134.
Pound and grind the ingredients into a paste.
For burns and heat-induced pain.
Apply to the wound. It will leave no permanent scar.
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