Ointment for Wounds from Beatings，*Insights into Surgical Mysteries*, Volume 12.，For wounds from beatings and stubborn sores.
Ointment for Wounds from Beatings
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Formulas Name : Ointment for Wounds from Beatings
Chinese Name : 杖疮膏药
Drug Formulation
1 bowl of scallion juice, 1 bowl of ginger juice, 4 liang of Milun Monk (ground with water until fine and sifted), 8 liang of sesame oil, 5 qian of frankincense, 5 qian of myrrh, 5 qian of catechu, 5 qian of dragon’s blood, and a small amount of musk.
Source
*Insights into Surgical Mysteries*, Volume 12.
Processing
First, heat the sesame oil in a pot; then add the two juices. Simmer until the mixture turns black and a drop of water forms a bead. Gradually add the fine powders, and once cooled, remove the mixture from the heat to neutralize its fiery nature.
Benefits
For wounds from beatings and stubborn sores.
Instructions for Use
Apply a layer of oiled paper to the affected area.
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Ointment for Wounds from Beatings,For wounds from beatings and stubborn sores.