Xuanshuang Ointment，*Yi Bian*, Volume 3.，Hemoptysis and Deficient Cough.
Xuanshuang Ointment
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Formulas Name : Xuanshuang Ointment
Chinese Name : 玄霜膏
Drug Formulation
4 liang of black plum (decocted into a concentrated juice), 1 liang of ginger juice, 4 liang of radish juice, 4 liang of pear juice, 4 liang of persimmon frost, 2 liang of Tussilago flower, and 2 liang of Aster tataricus (all ground into powder; prepare the above ingredients as directed for use).
Source
*Yi Bian*, Volume 3.
Processing
Separately, take 10 liang of white Poria cocos, grind into a fine powder (half a jin), and mix with 3 jin of human milk. Soak the Poria powder in the milk, then remove and dry in the sun. Repeat the soaking and drying process until all the milk is absorbed. Then combine the previously prepared powdered Tussilago flower, Aster tataricus, persimmon frost, and white sugar—along with all the juices—and add 4 liang of honey. Mix thoroughly, place in an earthenware pot, and simmer over low heat until it becomes a paste. Form into pills the size of marbles.
Benefits
Hemoptysis and Deficient Cough.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 pill at a time; let it dissolve in the mouth before bedtime, then rinse the mouth with peppermint tea. Relief and recovery will occur within half a month.
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Xuanshuang Ointment,Hemoptysis and Deficient Cough.