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Palm Rub Paste,For scabies.

Formulas Name : Palm Rub Paste

Chinese Name : 擦掌丹

Drug Formulation

2 qian of dried alum, 2 qian of camphor, 1 qian of mercury, 3 fen of calomel, 3 pieces of the flesh of the Da Feng Zi fruit, and 5 qian of walnut meat.

Source

*Complete Record of Medical Works*, Volume 373.

Processing

Grind all ingredients into a fine powder and form into pills.

Benefits

For scabies.

Instructions for Use

Rub onto the palms; the scent will be detectable inside the nose.

Palm Rub Paste,*Complete Record of Medical Works*, Volume 373.,For scabies.

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