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Medicinal Wine for Scrofula

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Medicinal Wine for Scrofula,For chronic scrofula nodules that have spread across the neck in a chain-like pattern and are stubbornly hard and resistant to rupture.

Formulas Name : Medicinal Wine for Scrofula

Chinese Name : 瘰疬酒药

Drug Formulation

Half a jin of Cnidium monnieri, 6 liang of honeysuckle vine, 4 liang of wild mugwort, 4 liang of wild chrysanthemum, 3 liang of Polygonum cuspidatum, and 1 liang 5 qian of verbena.

Source

From *The Authentic Treatise on Surgery*, Volume 2.

Processing

Chop the ingredients finely. Place the herbs in a cloth bag and suspend it in 15 jin of aged liquor. Seal the jar tightly and simmer for the duration of three sticks of incense. Remove the bag, rinse with water, and let it steep for one fu.

Benefits

For chronic scrofula nodules that have spread across the neck in a chain-like pattern and are stubbornly hard and resistant to rupture.

Instructions for Use

The initial dose should be taken until one is thoroughly intoxicated and sweating; subsequent doses may be taken as desired. Once the entire batch of wine is consumed, the disease will be cured and will not recur.

Medicinal Wine for Scrofula,From *The Authentic Treatise on Surgery*, Volume 2.,For chronic scrofula nodules that have spread across the neck in a chain-like pattern and are stubbornly hard and resistant to rupture.

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