Hei You Gao黑油膏
Black Ointment
Auch bekannt alsBlack Ointment (topical)
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Zusammensetzung
- Duan Shi GaoCalcined Gypsum Fibrosum30 g
Heals sores, eczema, burns and ulcerated sores and wounds topically.
Resolves toxicity and promotes the healing of sores.
- Shi Gao, Topically
Generates muscles, astringes ulcers and assists the closure of non-healing sores.
- Ming Fan
- Wu Bei ZiGalla Rhois Chinensis60 g
Relieves Fire toxicity, absorbs moisture, and reduces swellings.
Clears Heat and drains Fire for burns and sores.
- Ge Li FenConcha Pulvis Mactrae Quadrangularis6 g
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Clears Heat, drains Fire, resolves toxicity, alleviates pain, dissipates nodules and alleviates itching.
Clears Heat, cools the Blood and relieves pain.
Wirkungen
- Dispels Heat
- Eliminates toxicity
- Reduces Heat in the Blood
- Promotes healing of skin lesions
Behandelte Muster
The pattern of Toxic Heat
Symptome
- Inflammation of the skin
- A high-grade fever
- An easily agitated temper
- Restlessness of the body
- Dryness in the mouth
- Dryness in the throat
- Speech that makes no sense
- Trouble falling asleep
- Urine that is dark in color
- Boils that run deep beneath the skin
- Flat skin discolorations
- Clustered deep skin abscesses
- Vomiting of blood
- Coughing up blood
- A pounding heartbeat
- Single boils on the skin
- Ringing in the ears
- Purple skin discolorations from bleeding
- Facial redness
- Skin eruptions
- Boils lodged deep in the tissue
- Redness of the eyes
- Skin that itches
- An inability to stay still
- Dryness of the lips
- A confused, delirious state
- Feverish dysentery
- Yellowing of the skin and eyes
- Nosebleeds
- Blood in the urine
- Mental fogginess
- Loose, watery bowel movements
- Zungenkörper
- Red in color
- Belag
- Yellow in color
- Puls
- Fast and strong in force
Indikationen
Childhood atopic dermatitis
Anmerkungen
Let all the ingredients steep together in a sealed jar for two days, then mix with petroleum jelly to make a paste; apply a thin coat to the affected area three to five times a day.