Pig’s Suspended Hoof Qinglong Wusheng Ointment，*Wai Tai*, Volume 16, citing *Shan Fan Fang*.，Lung deficiency and exhaustion lead to the formation of hemorrhoids in the intestines, known as intestinal hemorrhoids. A painful lump appears near the anus; it is triggered by alternating chills and fever, tends to protrude, and only retracts after a long time, eventually forming sores.
Pig’s Suspended Hoof Qinglong Wusheng Ointment
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Formulas Name : Pig’s Suspended Hoof Qinglong Wusheng Ointment
Chinese Name : 猪悬蹄青龙五生膏
Drug Formulation
3 pig hind hooves (roasted until yellow), 4 liang raw white bark of Paulownia, 0.5 fen raw white bark of mulberry root, 0.5 fen Gentiana, 0.5 fen realgar (ground), 50 snake molts (roasted), 0.6 fen raw green bamboo bark, 0.3 fen dew-soaked bee hive (roasted),3 fen Sichuan pepper (sweated), 4 fen hedgehog skin (charred), 4 fen aconite root (roasted), 7 fen raw cypress bark (roasted), 30 apricot kernels (skinned and de-seeded).
Source
*Wai Tai*, Volume 16, citing *Shan Fan Fang*.
Processing
Finely chop the above herbs, wrap them in cotton, and soak them in 2.5 sheng of vinegar overnight. Roast them over a fire until dry, then pound and sift them. Mix with 3 sheng of lard and simmer over low heat until it becomes like thin sugar syrup.
Benefits
Lung deficiency and exhaustion lead to the formation of hemorrhoids in the intestines, known as intestinal hemorrhoids. A painful lump appears near the anus; it is triggered by alternating chills and fever, tends to protrude, and only retracts after a long time, eventually forming sores.
Instructions for Use
Apply the mixture to the sore and take a dose the size of a jujube with wine.
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Pig’s Suspended Hoof Qinglong Wusheng Ointment,Lung deficiency and exhaustion lead to the formation of hemorrhoids in the intestines, known as intestinal hemorrhoids. A painful lump appears near the anus; it is triggered by alternating chills and fever, tends to protrude, and only retracts after a long time, eventually forming sores.