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[Secret recipe of traditional Chinese medicine] The secret recipe of soybean vinegar paste for detumescence and pain relief-Qi Fang Miao Ji
In the 197s, when I was in my twenties, I accidentally broke my left elbow in a wrestling match with my friends. At that time, because the affected area was only slightly swollen and the pain was not too severe, I basically recovered after simple treatment. But after several years, the pain in the affected area is still difficult to eliminate, and even the activity is limited. After the neighbor's old lady learned about it, she gave me a folk prescription: take a catty of soybeans, boil them and cool them, mash them into mud (the more broken the better), spread them out in a dry place, put them into a porcelain basin after the water in the soybean mud evaporates, and pour in about half a catty of high-quality rice vinegar and mix well (not too dry, but not too thin) for later use. Apply the soybean vinegar paste to the wound, wrap it with plastic cloth, wrap it with gauze, and you don't have to open it when you sleep at night. Take it off after three days, the swelling will stop and the pain will gradually heal. Work is as strong as the other arm.

Three years later, I once pulled a car full of stones across a ditch. Because I went uphill too hard, my right leg suddenly seemed to be hit by a wooden stick, and my pain was abnormal. Within ten minutes, the calf gradually turned purple and swollen rapidly. I didn't go to the hospital, but I was still cured by this method during bed rest.

Fan Yongping, Director of Chinese Medicine Department of Beijing Tiantan Hospital: In clinic, soybeans are not directly used as medicine, but germinated into soybean yellow rolls for clinical use. However, according to the Book of Classic, soybeans are "bloated, boiled and drunk, killing turtle poison and relieving pain". "Bielu" says that this product can "lower blood stasis, disperse internal cold in five internal organs, and remove arthralgia and swelling". Li Shizhen believes that soybeans can "promote blood circulation and relieve all kinds of poisons". Therefore, from the perspective of ancient materia medica, soybeans have the functions of promoting blood circulation and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain. At the same time, vinegar is also a medicine rarely used in TCM prescriptions, but in ancient medical books, such as Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Diseases, it is recorded that vinegar is used to treat traumatic sore throat. Li Shizhen also believes that vinegar can "disperse blood stasis". From the literature, it is not difficult to see that it is well-founded to treat the swelling and pain caused by local falls with soybean vinegar paste.

The author boiled a catty of soybeans, cooled them in a porcelain basin, mashed them into mud, dried them, poured about half a catty of high-quality rice vinegar, and mixed them well. When it is slightly dried into a paste, it is applied to the wound, wrapped with plastic sheets and wrapped with gauze, which has a significant effect on treating traumatic injuries. After two personal experiences, it has achieved the effects of reducing swelling and relieving pain and promoting wound healing. The principle is that the local blood circulation is promoted by the efficacy of soybean and vinegar, and the effect of detumescence and pain relief is obtained. However, it is worth reminding imitators that folk prescriptions similar to these used to treat traumatic injuries are only suitable for use when the affected area is small, and those who fail to follow suit should seek medical advice as soon as possible to avoid delaying their illness.