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White Gold Ointment,Pain from fractures or sprains.

Formulas Name : White Gold Ointment

Chinese Name : 白金膏

Drug Formulation

3 liang of white mulberry root bark, 2 liang of white willow bark, 2 liang of white locust bark, 1 handful of sliced white part of Chinese chives, 1 liang of white angelica root, 1 liang of Chinese angelica root, 1 liang of frankincense, 13 liang of yellow丹, and 1 liang of notopterygium root.

Source

From *Shenghui*, Volume 67.

Processing

Finely chop the ingredients.

Benefits

Pain from fractures or sprains.

Instructions for Use

Take 2 jin of sesame oil and simmer it over low heat. Next, add the three types of white bark and the scallions, and simmer until they turn a scorched yellow color. Strain out the residue, then add the remaining herbs and simmer for half a day. Strain again, then add the yellow丹. Stir with a willow twig until the mixture turns black and forms a paste, then store it in a porcelain container. When using, spread the paste onto a piece of old cloth and apply it to the painful area.

White Gold Ointment,From *Shenghui*, Volume 67.,Pain from fractures or sprains.

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