Luanjiao Powder

Luanjiao Powder,For contusions and injuries.

Formulas Name : Luanjiao Powder

Chinese Name : 鸾胶散

Drug Formulation

1 yellow dog’s head (dehaired).

Source

From *Bai Yi*, Volume 13.

Processing

Seal it with paper-fiber paste, burn it over a fire, wait until the smoke has cleared, remove it and let it cool, then remove the paste and grind into a powder.

Benefits

For contusions and injuries.

Instructions for Use

First, steam glutinous rice into soft rice. Depending on the size of the affected area, spread it on paper to a thickness of one finger. Mix 1 fen of dog-head powder, 2 fen of cinnamon powder, and 3 fen of calcined oyster shell powder, then blend well and sprinkle the mixture over the rice. While still slightly warm, wrap and apply it to the affected area.Next, secure it with a fir wood splint. If itching occurs but scratching is not allowed, gently pat the area with water; it will heal in 5–7 days. Alternatively, wrapping it in a felt cushion is also acceptable.

Luanjiao Powder,From *Bai Yi*, Volume 13.,For contusions and injuries.

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