Bonesetter’s Oil should not be rubbed on broken wounds, broken skin and open wounds need to be scabbed before the use of flowers oil. Bone-setting oil has the effect of reducing swelling and dissipating blood stasis, relaxing tendons and activating collaterals (stretching the tendons and bones, dredging the meridians) and relieving pain, and is used for the treatment of bruises, sprains, and mild water and fire burns. It can be used externally by rubbing on the affected area, but it is prohibited in broken or infected skin due to its irritating properties. If there is a skin ulcer, you need to wait until the wound heals and scabs before using the drug. In addition, the drug should not come into contact with the eyes, mouth and other mucous membranes. The use of the drug may cause allergic dermatitis, which should be noted. It is contraindicated for those who are allergic to the product, allergy sufferers should be cautious, menstruating and lactating women should be cautious, athletes should be cautious. It should also be used with caution for infants, the elderly and patients with chronic diseases, and Marigold Oil should be used under the guidance of a doctor’s prescription.