Yuehua Dan,*Zhun Sheng: Categorized Formulas*, Volume 7.,For various types of corneal opacities, pterygium, and all moderately severe eye conditions.
Yuehua Dan
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Formulas Name : Yuehua Dan
Chinese Name : 月华丹
Drug Formulation
1 liang of zinc oxide, 2 qian of cinnabar, 2 qian of borax, 2 fen of white cloves, 2 fen of pearl, 2 fen of coral, 2 fen of amber, 2 fen of crystal, 2 fen of agate, 2 fen of crab shell, 2 fen of conch shell, 2 fen of realgar, 1 fen of frankincense, 1 fen of myrrh, 1 fen of mercury oxide,1 fen of rock salt, 1 fen of sodium sulfate, 1 fen of copper sulfate, 1 fen of cuttlefish bone, 1 fen of python gallbladder, 1 fen of yellow lead oxide, 1 fen of wild boar gallbladder, 1 fen of raw white alum, 1 fen of realgar, 1 fen of bear gallbladder, 1 fen of ox gallbladder, and 3 fen of musk.
Source
*Zhun Sheng: Categorized Formulas*, Volume 7.
Processing
Prepare and purify each of the above ingredients separately, mix them evenly, grind into a fine powder, and store in a porcelain container.
Benefits
For various types of corneal opacities, pterygium, and all moderately severe eye conditions.
Instructions for Use
When ready for use, take 1 qian of the powder, add 1 fen of plum-blossom camphor, grind evenly, and sift. Apply to the eye.
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Yuehua Dan,For various types of corneal opacities, pterygium, and all moderately severe eye conditions.