Lüchi Wash

Lüchi Wash,Drug-induced dermatitis.

Formulas Name : Lüchi Wash

Chinese Name : 炉赤洗剂

Drug Formulation

Calcined zinc oxide (processed with Coptis chinensis decoction) 15g, red ochre powder 15g, glycerin 15ml.

Source

*A Concise Handbook of Traditional Chinese Medicine Dermatology*.

Processing

Mix the above ingredients with water to make 100 milliliters.

Benefits

Drug-induced dermatitis.

Instructions for Use

For external use.

Lüchi Wash,*A Concise Handbook of Traditional Chinese Medicine Dermatology*.,Drug-induced dermatitis.

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