Rhubarb Tincture
Composition: Rhubarb, Bloodroot, 40g each; Knotweed, Green Tea, 30g each; Coptis, Borneol, 20g each; 95% alcohol, 1000ml.
Preparation: Crush the five ingredients into small pieces the size of soybeans, then soak them with Borneol in the alcohol solution. Seal the container and after 48 hours, filter out the liquid and bottle it for use.
Effects: Expels necrotic tissue, promotes tissue regeneration, and relieves pain. Mainly used for treating burns and scalds.
Usage: Pour the liquid into a small spray bottle, and spray it evenly on the burned area once a day. Spray every 10-20 minutes for the first day, and every 30 minutes on the second day. Afterwards, spray every 1-2 hours depending on the dryness of the wound. After spraying, cover the area with sterile gauze, leaving the burned area exposed.
Note: Some patients may experience localized rashes, but there are no toxic side effects.
Film-forming Tincture
Composition: Gardenia, Coptis, Knotweed, 30g each; Japanese Knotweed, Borneol, 20g each; 75% alcohol, 500ml.
Preparation: Wash and dry the ingredients (except Borneol), then cut them into small pieces. Soak them in alcohol for 30 days, filter out the residue, and bottle the liquid.
Effects: Clears heat, detoxifies, dries dampness, and promotes wound healing. Mainly used for treating burns and scalds.
Usage: Thoroughly clean the wound according to surgical protocol, then spray the liquid on the wound every hour for the first 24 hours, and every 6 hours thereafter. The wound should be exposed after spraying.
San Shi Fang
Composition: Calcined Gypsum, Light Powder, 6g each; Talc, Calcined Gypsum, White Angelica, Frankincense, Myrrh, Licorice, Resin, 2g each; Borneol, Mingxia, 6g each.
Preparation: Grind each ingredient into a fine powder, mix well, and bottle it.
Usage: Clean the burn or scald area with normal saline, then apply the powder to the affected area. Repeat once every three days.
Effects: Promotes tissue regeneration, relieves pain, and expels necrotic tissue. Mainly used for treating small-area burns and scalds.
Ground Mallow Recipe
Composition: Ground Mallow, 100g; Rapeseed oil, 60g.
Preparation: Grind the dried Ground Mallow (also known as Chicken Skin) into a fine powder, then add the rapeseed oil and mix into a paste. Apply the paste to the burned area three times a day.
Effects: This recipe is mainly used for treating burns. After seven days, the scab will fall off, and the wound will heal without leaving a scar. The effect is good.
Wheat
Ingredients: Wheat, 100g.
Method: Roast the wheat until it turns black, grind it into a fine powder, and mix it with vegetable oil. Apply the mixture to the affected area.
Effects: Mainly used for treating burns and scalds.
Egg Yolk
Ingredients: Egg, 10g.
Method: Boil the egg, remove the yolk, and stir-fry it in a pan until oil is released. Apply the egg oil to the affected area.
Effects: Mainly used for treating broken and painful burns.
Morus Leaves
Ingredients: Morus Leaves, 10g.
Method: Dry the Morus leaves, grind them into a fine powder, and mix with sesame oil. Apply the mixture to the affected area.
Effects: Mainly used for treating burns and scalds.
Hibiscus Leaves
Ingredients: Hibiscus Leaves, 100g.
Method: Crush the fresh Hibiscus leaves to extract the juice, and mix it with vegetable oil. Apply the mixture to the affected area.
Effects: Mainly used for treating various burns and scalds.
Liu Jinu
Ingredients: Liu Jinu, 3g.
Method: Grind Liu Jinu into a fine powder, and apply it externally to the affected area.
Effects: Mainly used for treating burns and scalds.
