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Ointment for Nasal Polyps Using Melon Seeds

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Ointment for Nasal Polyps Using Melon Seeds,Nasal polyps.

Formulas Name : Ointment for Nasal Polyps Using Melon Seeds

Chinese Name : 敷鼻瓜蒂膏

Drug Formulation

1 fen of aged melon seeds.

Source

From *Shenghui*, Volume 37.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.

Benefits

Nasal polyps.

Instructions for Use

Mix a small amount with mutton fat and apply it to the polyps three times a day.

Ointment for Nasal Polyps Using Melon Seeds,From *Shenghui*, Volume 37.,Nasal polyps.

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