Yangzheng Ointment,*Effective Prescriptions for Women*, Volume 5.,For the transmission of the disease.
Yangzheng Ointment
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Formulas Name : Yangzheng Ointment
Chinese Name : 养正膏
Drug Formulation
1 liang of softshell turtle shell (roasted with vinegar), 1 handful of Artemisia annua, 30 pieces of light-colored fermented soybeans, 3 stalks of green onion (white part only), 1 fen of benzoin (ground), 7 peach twigs, 7 willow twigs, 7 mulberry twigs, 49 peach kernels (with skin, tips, and double kernels removed), and 1 piece of parietal bone the size of a spoon tip (roasted with ghee).
Source
*Effective Prescriptions for Women*, Volume 5.
Benefits
For the transmission of the disease.
Instructions for Use
Soak the above herbs overnight in 1 sheng of water until the fifth watch; decoct until reduced to half a sheng; then add half a sheng of a child’s urine and decoct together, reducing to 4 he. Additionally, use 1 areca nut (ground into powder) and 1 qian bi of musk; strain the decoction, mix in the powder, and take the entire dose while it is still warm at the time when the sun is two zhang high.Cover the body with clothing to induce sweating. Carefully observe the ten fingers: the sweat will appear like lotus root threads, with a foul odor and five colors. After sweating, expel all worm-like, foul substances through diarrhea. In severe cases, repeat the treatment after ten days.
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Yangzheng Ointment,For the transmission of the disease.