Tingzhuo Powder

Tingzhuo Powder,Itchiness caused by scabies.

Formulas Name : Tingzhuo Powder

Chinese Name : 停抓散

Drug Formulation

Sulphur (ground separately) 1 fen, Cnidium seeds 1 fen, Jiancao 1 fen, Saltpeter (ground separately) 1 fen, Cnidium monnieri seeds 1 fen, Coptis (stems removed) 1 fen, Evodia (roasted) 1 fen, Lepidium 1 fen, Areca nut 1 (roasted), Loach 1 (roasted until cooked, bones removed).

Source

*Yang’s Family Prescriptions*, Volume 12.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.

Benefits

Itchiness caused by scabies.

Instructions for Use

Mix with raw sesame oil and apply topically.

Tingzhuo Powder,*Yang’s Family Prescriptions*, Volume 12.,Itchiness caused by scabies.

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