Ointment for Black Ulcers,*Collected Clinical Experiences of Zhao Bingnan*.,Chronic ulcers, tuberculous ulcers.
Ointment for Black Ulcers
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Formulas Name : Ointment for Black Ulcers
Chinese Name : 黑色疽疮膏
Drug Formulation
Angelica dahurica 3 qian (ground with other herbs), Angelica sinensis 5 qian, Scrophularia 5 qian, Astragalus 5 qian, Saposhnikovia 5 qian, Licorice 3 qian, Raw Rehmannia 5 qian, Snake Shedding 2 qian, Human Hair Ash 3 qian, Bee Hive 5 qian, Pangolin Scale 3 qian, Apricot Kernel 5 qian,Camphor 3 qian (as a binder), Frankincense 5 qian, Mercury Oxide 3 qian, Red Lead 2 qian, Borneol 2 qian, Rice Pearls 1 qian, Musk 1 qian, Myrrh 5 qian, Dragon’s Blood 2 qian, Catechu 5 qian, Dragon Bone 3 qian, Rosin 3 liang 5 qian (other), Beeswax 2 liang, Sesame Oil 1 jin.
Source
*Collected Clinical Experiences of Zhao Bingnan*.
Processing
Soak the herbs in sesame oil for about one week, then simmer over low heat until the mixture comes to a rolling boil and the herbs turn a dark golden brown. Strain to remove the residue, add rosin and beeswax, and stir until fully dissolved. Remove from heat, allow to cool slightly, then add the powdered herbs and stir until evenly mixed. Allow to solidify to form the ointment.
Benefits
Chronic ulcers, tuberculous ulcers.
Instructions for Use
Apply as a poultice to the affected area.
Note
Use with caution on sores associated with yang-type syndromes; contraindicated for those allergic to mercury.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 25, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 25, 2026
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Ointment for Black Ulcers,Chronic ulcers, tuberculous ulcers.