Pain-Relieving Ointment，From *Shenghui*, Volume 67.，For injuries to tendons and bones accompanied by unbearable swelling and pain.
Pain-Relieving Ointment
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Formulas Name : Pain-Relieving Ointment
Chinese Name : 摩痛膏
Drug Formulation
Half a liang of cloves (ground separately into a powder), half a liang of musk (finely ground), 10 liang of wild camel fat, 20 liang of lard from a pig slaughtered in the 12th lunar month, half a liang of notopterygium, half a liang of ligusticum,1 liang of Trichosanthes seed (shell removed), half a liang of Fangfeng (root tip removed), 1 liang of Trichosanthes root, 1 liang of Aconite root (skin and navel removed, used raw), half a liang of Asarum, and half a liang of Achyranthes root (stems removed).
Source
From *Shenghui*, Volume 67.
Processing
Finely chop the above ingredients, mix thoroughly with 2 sheng of rice vinegar, and let stand for three nights. Place the mixture in a wok and stir-fry until slightly dry. Add the wild camel fat and lard, then simmer over low heat. When the mixture turns a scorched yellow color, remove from heat. Filter through cotton to remove the residue. Finally, add cloves and musk, stir until evenly mixed, and store in a porcelain jar.
Benefits
For injuries to tendons and bones accompanied by unbearable swelling and pain.
Instructions for Use
Apply as needed.
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Pain-Relieving Ointment,For injuries to tendons and bones accompanied by unbearable swelling and pain.