Abstract: An externally applied medicine for treating pediatric hernia utilizes a dosage unit in powder form contained in a fabric pouch which is applied to the navel of a baby suffering from a hernia. The dosage unit is made from four ingredients which are ground to a powder. The ingredients include Salvia chinensis Benth; Rehmannia glutinosa Libosch; Foeniculum vulgare mill; and Cryptotympana postulata faba.

Abstract: An externally applied medicine for treating pediatric hernia utilizes a dosage unit in powder form contained in a fabric pouch which is applied to the navel of a baby suffering from a hernia. The dosage unit is made from four ingredients which are ground to a powder. The ingredients include Salvia chinensis Benth; Rehmannia glutinosa Libosch; Foeniculnm vulgare mill; and Crytotympana postulata faba.

Abstract: An externally-applied medicine for curing black foot disease comprising a basis part consisting of equal amount of ground, powdered, and mixed clove, frankincense, myrrha, rhizama arisaematis, pinellia, monkshood (root) or kusnezoff monkshood (root), and tuber of bamboo-leaved orchid, and an adjuvant part consisting of equal amount of round, powdered, and mixed borneol, powdered soy bean, borax, coptis root and/or phellodendron amureuse, and sepia aculeata. The medicine is used in such a manner that the powdered basis part is mixed and stirred with tea water until it becomes plaster-like, and the adjuvant part is scattered in dry form onto the wound or swollen area caused by the black foot disease before the plaster-like basis part is applied to the wound or swollen area about 0.5 cm in thickness. The wound is then bandaged and the medicine is renewed once to twice a day until fresh flesh appears in the wound.