Psoriasis Ointment，*Traditional Chinese Medicine: Surgery*.，Pine Bark Eczema.
Psoriasis Ointment
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Formulas Name : Psoriasis Ointment
Chinese Name : 牛皮癣膏药
Drug Formulation
Realgar 60g, sulfur 60g, camphor 60g, calcined alum 60g, alum 60g, red alum (red arsenic) 30g (grind all into a fine powder), Schizonepeta 60g, Fangfeng 60g, Sophora flavescens 60g,Mylabris 60 g, Angelica dahurica 60 g, Licorice 60 g, Rhubarb 60 g, Angelica sinensis 60 g, Areca nut 60 g, Ctenocephalides 60 g, Sedum 60 g,60 g Sichuan pepper, 60 g raw Rehmannia root, 60 g anise, 60 g Strychnos nux-vomica, 60 g Cnidium monnieri, 60 g whole scorpion, 60 g cicada slough, 12 centipedes, 30 g red alum, 60 g Hibiscus sabdariffa bark, 60 g croton seed, 60 g Atractylodes lancea.
Source
*Traditional Chinese Medicine: Surgery*.
Processing
Except for the herbs to be ground into powder, soak the remaining herbs in 5 liters of sesame oil: five days in spring, three days in summer, seven days in fall, and ten days in winter. Simmer until the residue is removed, and the oil becomes so concentrated that a drop forms a bead. Then, for every 500 milliliters of the processed oil, add 240g of thoroughly roasted Guangdan (adjust to 180–210g in winter), and reduce to a paste.
Benefits
Pine Bark Eczema.
Instructions for Use
Spread the ointment on a piece of cloth, evenly sprinkle the aforementioned powdered herbs over the ointment, and apply it to the affected area after warming it to match the size of the lesion. Apply for 7 days as one session; three sessions constitute one course of treatment. Do not sprinkle the herbal powder during the second and third sessions.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 30, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 30, 2026
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Psoriasis Ointment,Pine Bark Eczema.