Wong Lop Kong 3602705 207410910 2008-04-22T18:09:24Z WLU 2118749 redirect, embedded link in toxicity {{Orphan|date=February 2007}} '''Wong Lop Kong''' ({{zh-c|c=[[wikt:黃|黃]][[wikt:立|立]][[wikt:光|光]]}}; full name: [[wikt:黃|黃]][[wikt:立|立]][[wikt:光|光]][[wikt:跌|跌]][[wikt:打|打]][[wikt:去|去]][[wikt:濕|濕]][[wikt:驅|驅]][[wikt:風|風]][[wikt:止|止]][[wikt:痛|痛]][[wikt:油|油]]) is a medicated oil/[[ointment]] from [[Hong Kong]]. The oil is used as [[topical]] [[pain]] reliever and sold outside of [[Hong Kong]] by traditional [[China|Chinese]] herbalist [[stores]]. ==Ingredients== * [[Camphor]] * [[Tea oil]] * [[Resin]] * [[Peppermint]] * [[Frankincense]] * [[Myrrh]] * [[Safflower]] * [[Angelica]] * [[Chuanxiong]] * [[Danshen]] * [[Dragon's blood]] ==Toxicity== The [[United States Food and Drug Administration]] declared Wong Lop Kong to be a toxic substance, due to its high level of camphor. Possible [[adverse drug reaction|side effects]] include [[headache]]s, [[nausea]], [[tremor]]s, [[vomiting]], [[seizure]]s and [[death]].[http://www.fda.gov/ora/fiars/ora_import_ia6610.html] [[Category:Traditional Chinese medicine]] [[Category:Ointments]] [[Category:Patent medicines]] {{HK-corp-stub}} {{alt-med-stub}}