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Small Ointment,Treats frostbite on the ears and also relieves tinea.

Formulas Name : Small Ointment

Chinese Name : 小膏子

Drug Formulation

1 liang of Salvia miltiorrhiza, half a liang of beeswax, 1 he of fermented soybeans, 5 stalks of scallion whites, and 3 liang of clear oil.

Source

From *Bo Ji*, Volume 3.

Processing

First, heat the oil until it boils three liang; then add the Danshen and fermented soybeans, and simmer until charred. Strain immediately, then add the beeswax, stir until well blended, and transfer to a porcelain container.

Benefits

Treats frostbite on the ears and also relieves tinea.

Instructions for Use

Apply to the affected area as needed; the condition will resolve after 2–3 applications.

Small Ointment,From *Bo Ji*, Volume 3.,Treats frostbite on the ears and also relieves tinea.

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