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The common types of plasters are black plasters and dog skin plasters.

Black plaster originated in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties when the alchemy technology was mature, and the famous doctors of all dynasties mentioned the application of plaster and the production process of plaster. Traditional Chinese black plaster has been developed for hundreds of years, and its efficacy has been verified by many generations. Compared with the countless ordinary rubber plasters on the market, traditional black plasters have their own unique advantages.

The ingredients of dog skin paste are Shengchuan Wu, Shengcao Wu, Qianghuo, Duhuo, Qingfeng Vine, Xiangjiapi, Parsnip, Iron Wire Clematis, Atractylodes, Cnidium monnieri, Ephedra, Galangal, Cumin, Guangui, Angelica, Red Peony, Papaya, Sumu, Rhubarb, Turpentine, Continuation, Chuanxiong, Angelica, Frankincense, Myrrh, Borneol, Camph, Clove, Cinnamon.

Plasters are broadly divided into 2 categories.

a) Hard plasters.

1.Black plaster: It is made of medicinal oil and Zhang Dan, which is black or reddish-brown. The common ones are: sores with poison extraction ointment, Taiyi ointment, unicorn ointment, universal ointment, rheumatism with tiger bone ointment, dog skin ointment, chasing wind ointment, muscle relief and blood ointment, etc.

2.White plaster: It is made of medicinal oil and lead powder, which is yellowish-white.

3.Thousand hammer ointment: Mixed with castor oil or oily drugs such as castor beans, almonds, pine resin and a small amount of vegetable oil to make an ointment. Commonly used are anti-ramp ointment, thousand hammer ointment, etc.

2) Ointments.

1.The drug is soaked and decocted in sesame oil, the slag is removed, the wax is added to dissolve, and the drug is cooled. Commonly used are Coptis paste, comfrey paste, angelica ointment, etc.

2.It is made of animal fat, pig fat, mutton fat and petroleum jelly to prepare traditional Chinese medicine. Commonly used are golden paste, hibiscus paste, etc.

3) Plaster: After the animal glue is dissolved, add the medicine, stir evenly, brush on the thick oil paper, and dry it.

4) Mercury plaster: It is made of vegetable oil and mercury (light powder), which has the effect of killing insects and relieving pain and removing saprophytic muscle. Commonly used is the bead paste.

5) Rubber paste: Chinese medicine is added to the rubber skin. Common ones include Chaxiang tiger bone ointment, dampness and pain-relieving ointment. (Excerpt from Fang Qingyuben's time-honored plaster shop).

The plaster is a topical preparation made of edible vegetable oil and lead paste made by high temperature refining such as huangdan or lead powder, and contains drugs or extracts of Chinese medicinal materials.

Plaster is a traditional dosage form in Chinese preparations, as early as the Jin Dynasty Ge Hong's "Elbow Reserve Emergency Prescription" has a record of oil and pill refining into "ointment". Liu Song's "Liu Juanzi's Ghost Relic Prescription" also has a variety of records of "thin towels", "thin" refers to ointment, and "paste" refers to plaster. Since the Tang and Song dynasties, the application of plasters has been more extensive, and the Qing Dynasty Wu Shiji's "Li Han Piaowen" is a monograph on the application of plasters, and plasters are still widely used in clinical and folk medicine at present.

Plasters are often used in external treatment such as swelling, poison extraction, and muscle building; However, it can also play an internal role in internal treatment through external sticking, such as driving away wind and cold, harmonizing qi and blood, eliminating phlegm, activating meridians, treating rheumatism, and treating bruises. When discussing the role of plasters in the "Li Han Piaowen", there is a saying of "interception" and "pulling", which means that "where the disease gathers, the disease will come out of itself, and there is no danger of deep invagination; In addition to the cause of the disease, if it is intercepted, the evil will be cut off, and there is no risk of spreading the change in vain."

There are many types of plasters, and the one with oil and yellow pill as the matrix is the black plaster; With oil and palace powder as the matrix, it is used as a white plaster; With rosin and the like as the matrix, it is a rosin plaster. The most commonly used is black plaster.

Answer]: C plaster was called thin paste in ancient times, now called hard ointment, oil ointment is now called ointment, and hoop medicine was called compress in ancient times. Therefore, the answer is C.

Now there are a lot of plasters on the market, pure Chinese medicine powder, traditional black plaster, liquid plaster, waterproof plaster, etc.

You're talking about the brand, the more well-known ones in China are: Yunnan Baiyao, Yunnan Shengmiao Medical Ointment, Musk Zhuang Bone Ointment, these effects are okay, you can choose the right plaster according to your situation.

Shaolin Activating Cream! There are bone pain and rheumatic types.

Bumrungrad painkiller plaster can be tried.

Are you asking about the type of production or the brand?

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Category I Chemicals for industrial, scientific, photographic, agricultural, horticultural and forestry applications; unprocessed artificial synthetic resins; unprocessed plastic substances; Manure; fire-fighting compounds; preparations for quenching and welding; preservation of food chemicals; tanning; industrial adhesives;

the second category pigments, varnishes, lacquers; rust inhibitors and wood preservatives; colorants; Mordant; unprocessed natural resins; metal foils and powders for painters, decorators, printers and artists;

Category 3 Laundry bleach and other materials; preparations for cleaning, polishing, stain removal and abrasiveness; Soap; fragrances, essential oils, cosmetics, shampoos; Toothpaste;

Category IV Industrial oils and greases; Lubricant; composites for absorption, wetting and bonding of dust; fuels (including motor fuels) and lighting materials; candles and wicks for lighting;

Class V Preparations for medicinal and veterinary use; medical and hygienic preparations; Nutritious foods and substances for medical or veterinary use, baby food; dietary supplements for human and animal use; plasters, bandage materials; materials for filling tooth holes, dental wax; Disinfectant; extermination of harmful animal agents; Fungicides, herbicides.

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