1. Clean the affected area with wind oil, apply a small amount of this product, then gently massage until the area feels warm. Repeat three times daily for three consecutive weeks. Suitable for early-stage chilblains with redness, swelling, and hardness. Avoid use on broken skin.During winter, apply a small amount externally to the affected area daily to prevent frostbite. Alternatively, bone-setting liniment may also be used.
2. Apply "Shidi Water" externally to frostbite areas 6–10 times daily. It is most effective for unbroken frostbite lesions. If skin is broken or eroded, first apply erythromycin ointment. Use Shidi Water only after inflammation subsides.
4. Rub fresh ginger slices on areas prone to frostbite for several consecutive days to prevent recurrence. For existing frostbite, heat fresh ginger juice into a paste, let it cool, and apply to affected areas twice daily for three days for effective relief.
5. Applying dog fat or snake oil to frostbite is highly effective. Pure, homemade versions are best.
6. Seal chili peppers in white liquor for one week. Applying this mixture to frostbite reduces inflammation, relieves pain, and alleviates itching.
7. Decoction: 6g cinnamon twig, 12g white peony root, 10g angelica root,3 slices of ginger, 10g red dates, 5g moxa licorice. Divide into two doses and decoct. Take one dose daily.
8. Take 5-7 dried red chili peppers, boil in water to make chili pepper broth. Once cooled to a comfortable temperature, soak and wash areas prone to frostbite. Use once daily for five consecutive days.