25-30 kg of scallions (pounded extremely fine, juice extracted, placed in a pot, add 2.5 kg of tender rosin, simmer over low heat until the scallion juice boils and the rosin melts, remove from heat and let cool slightly, then knead the rosin in the juice several hundred times, then return to the heat, melt and knead again. Repeat this process five or six times, kneading until the rosin turns white and is oil-free, then mix with the following ingredients) 15 gm of musk, 360 gm of camphor, 30 gm of plum blossom borneol, 500 gm of castor beans (shelled, ground into a paste, stored separately), 105 gm each of frankincense and myrrh (both stir-fried with rush pith to remove oil), 180 gm of cinnabar (water-floated).

bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage

Except for castor seeds, the remaining ingredients are ground into a very fine powder. Place the prepared rosin in a porcelain jar and melt it over a water bath. Once melted, remove it and mix thoroughly with the powdered ingredients and castor seed paste. Spread the mixture onto paper. If it becomes too dry, add an appropriate amount of castor oil to achieve a spreadable consistency. Use persimmon lacquer-coated mulberry bark paper for spreading, ensuring it does not come into contact with fire. Apply to the affected area when needed.

bubble_chart Indications

Innominate swelling pain, bubo, breast abscess, malignant sore, boil, and toxic sore.

bubble_chart Cautions and Contraindications

Use with caution during pregnancy.