Ten Deities Ointment，*The Profound Secrets of the Divine Realm*, Volume 8.，Blood-wind sores.
Ten Deities Ointment
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Formulas Name : Ten Deities Ointment
Chinese Name : 十神膏
Drug Formulation
1 liang of earthworm droppings, 3 qian of dragon’s blood, 1 liang of purslane, 5 qian of Phellodendron bark, 1 qian of mercury oxide, 3 qian of Chinese tallow tree root, 4 qian of silver vermilion, 3 qian of lead white, 2 qian of camphor, and 3 fen of musk.
Source
*The Profound Secrets of the Divine Realm*, Volume 8.
Benefits
Blood-wind sores.
Instructions for Use
Grind each of the above ingredients into a fine powder. Mix them with lard to form an ointment, then apply it to oiled paper in a patch sized to fit the sore. Wrap the area securely with cloth and allow the fluid to drain. After applying several patches in succession, the fluid will dry up. When changing the ointment patch, decoct 1 liang of honeysuckle flowers to make a warm decoction, wash the sore with it, and then reapply this ointment. If no fluid is draining, there is no need to change the patch frequently; continue using several more patches, and it will certainly be effective.
Note
Avoid sexual intercourse and alcohol.
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Ten Deities Ointment,Blood-wind sores.