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White Apricot Paste

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White Apricot Paste,For bayberry sores.

Formulas Name : White Apricot Paste

Chinese Name : 白杏膏

Drug Formulation

Mercury oxide 1 qian, apricot kernels 7 (peeled).

Source

*Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 15.

Processing

Pound into a paste.

Benefits

For bayberry sores.

Instructions for Use

Remove the scab from the sore, apply pig bile first, then apply the ointment.

White Apricot Paste,*Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 15.,For bayberry sores.

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