Plaster for Uterine Tumors

Tradition:


Western

Source / Author:


Aristotle

Herb Name

Opopanax
Bdellium
Gum Ammoniac
Myrrh
Saffron

Latin


Commiphora guidottii
Commiphora mukul
Dorema ammoniacum
Commiphora molmol
Crocus sativus

Amount





2 drams ea.
1⁄2 dram

Preparation:


Dissolve the Gums in Oil of Sweet Almonds, and form a Ointment with Wax and Turpentine, adding the Saffron towards the end.

Function:


Clears Phlegm, moves Blood, resolves Tumors

Use:


1. Uterine Fibroids
2. Other Uterine Tumors
3. Other Fibroid Tumors

Dose:


Apply topically to the lower baomen and pubic region.

Cautions:


None noted

Modifications:


Safflower can be used in place of Saffron in a dose of 2 drams.

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