Feng You Gao风油膏
Nervous Wind Ointment
- Substances
- 5
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Composition
Resolves toxicity, strongly kills parasites, generates flesh and promotes the healing of sores.
Expels toxins, generates flesh, absorbs Dampness, promotes healing and stops itching.
Clears Heat, relieves toxicity and prevents putrefaction.
- Sesame OilSesame Oil120 g
- Yellow BeeswaxYellow Beeswax30 g
Actions
- Dissipates Heat
- Drives out toxins
- Promotes the growth of new flesh
- Draws out Dampness
- Aids healing
- Halts itching
Syndromes traités
Blood Deficiency accompanied by Wind Dryness
Manifestations
- Lesions that are thickened (lichenified) and dry
- Mild scaling present
- Intense itching that worsens at night
- Corps de la langue
- Redness
- Enduit
- Thin in texture
- Pouls
- Fine
Indications
Cases of neurodermatitis
Précautions
Cinnabaris Zhu Sha is toxic, so this formula should not be used long-term; stubborn lesions call for a different treatment instead.
Notes
Grind Qing Fen and Qian Dan to a fine powder (Zhu Sha comes pre-powdered). Heat the sesame oil in a nonmetallic pan just to boiling, then add the beeswax and keep boiling until the yellow froth is gone. Pour the liquid at once into a pre-warmed amber jar with a lid, then stir the powders in slowly until fully blended and let it set. Spread the ointment over the affected areas, then use a hand-held hair dryer on medium or low heat to warm the area for 10-20 minutes, avoiding overheating. Remove the ointment with a sterile cotton ball. Apply once a day for four weeks.