炉甘石·Calamina
calamine
Lu Gan Shi (炉甘石) is calamine, a zinc carbonate mineral, recorded as Calamina. It is sweet in flavour and neutral in temperature, entering the Liver and Stomach channels. The catalogue files it among the substances for external application.
| Pinyin | lu gan shi |
|---|---|
| Chinese | 炉甘石 |
| Latin Name | Calamina |
| English Name | calamine·calamine; smithsonite·smithsonite |
| Japanese | rokanseki |
| Korean | nogamseok |
Calcined, as eye drops for many kinds of eye problems
hai piao xiao + peng sha + zhu sha
Calcined, as less sticky eye drops for various eye problems
peng sha + zhu sha + she xiang
General eye problems.
qing dai + huang bai + duan shi gao
Damp sores with long-term oozing of pus
Pterygium, and red, swollen, ulcerated eyes
Eye redness and swelling.
Excessive tearing.
duan long gu + duan shi gao + bing pian
Chronic ulcerations and eczema.
Diaper rash, applied topically
duan long gu + duan shi gao
Chronic ulcers, applied topically in calcined form
glycerin + er gan chun
Topically for dermatitis.
Topically for genital ulcers.
| Age | Raw | Granule | Tincture | Concentrate | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any 0.1-6g; External use only | 0.1-6 g | — | — | — | — |
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