Da Ze Lan Pills

Da Ze Lan Pills,For women suffering from deficiency syndromes and sequelae of stroke, hernias and masses, cold pain in the genital area; or headaches affecting the brain, cold-induced arthralgia with muscle spasms and stiffness, amenorrhea and infertility, intermittent facial flushing, tearing eyes, excessive nasal discharge and saliva, and a dazed, intoxicated-like state; or cold rising from the stomach to the chest causing unceasing vomiting, as well as diarrhea, dysentery, and frequent urination; or imbalance of cold and heat in the five viscera and six腑,epigastric fullness and tightness, coughing and retching due to pathogenic factors; or vaginal discharge of red or white fluid, swelling and pain in the genital area, and fullness in the chest and flanks; or a rough, prickly sensation in the skin like sesame or mung beans, accompanied by itching, phlegm-induced masses, and stagnant qi; or stiffness in the limbs, wind coursing throughout the body, pain in the joints, and dizziness with impaired vision;or shortness of breath and aversion to cold, with chills and sweats resembling malaria; or sore throat and nasal congestion, accompanied by wind-induced epilepsy and mania; or amenorrhea, restlessness of the spirit, loss of appetite, and postpartum internal bleeding.

Formulas Name : Da Ze Lan Pills

Chinese Name : 大泽兰丸

Drug Formulation

2 liang 6 zhu of Ze Lan, 1 liang 18 zhu of Gao Ben, 1 liang 18 zhu of Dang Gui, 1 liang 18 zhu of Gan Cao,Purple Quartz 3 liang, Ligusticum 1 liang 6 zhu, Dried Rehmannia 1 liang 6 zhu, Cypress Seed 1 liang 6 zhu, Schisandra 1 liang 6 zhu, Cinnamon Bark 1 liang 6 zhu, Dendrobium 1 liang 6 zhu, Atractylodes 1 liang 6 zhu, Angelica 1 liang,Cistanche 1 liang, Magnolia Bark 1 liang, Fangfeng 1 liang, Dioscorea 1 liang, Poria 1 liang, Dried Ginger 1 liang, Yu Yuliang 1 liang, Asarum 1 liang, Selaginella 1 liang, Sichuan Pepper 18 zhu, Ginseng 18 zhu, Eucommia 18 zhu, Achyranthes 18 zhu,Cnidium fruit 18 zhu, Dipsacus root 18 zhu, Mugwort leaves 18 zhu, Cnidium fruit (mature) 18 zhu, Red ochre 2 liang, Gypsum 2 liang (one formula includes Trifoliate orange fruit 18 zhu and Asparagus root 1.5 liang).

Source

*Thousand Gold Prescriptions*, Volume 4.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey, and form into pills the size of a paulownia seed.

Benefits

For women suffering from deficiency syndromes and sequelae of stroke, hernias and masses, cold pain in the genital area; or headaches affecting the brain, cold-induced arthralgia with muscle spasms and stiffness, amenorrhea and infertility, intermittent facial flushing, tearing eyes, excessive nasal discharge and saliva, and a dazed, intoxicated-like state; or cold rising from the stomach to the chest causing unceasing vomiting, as well as diarrhea, dysentery, and frequent urination; or imbalance of cold and heat in the five viscera and six腑,epigastric fullness and tightness, coughing and retching due to pathogenic factors; or vaginal discharge of red or white fluid, swelling and pain in the genital area, and fullness in the chest and flanks; or a rough, prickly sensation in the skin like sesame or mung beans, accompanied by itching, phlegm-induced masses, and stagnant qi; or stiffness in the limbs, wind coursing throughout the body, pain in the joints, and dizziness with impaired vision;or shortness of breath and aversion to cold, with chills and sweats resembling malaria; or sore throat and nasal congestion, accompanied by wind-induced epilepsy and mania; or amenorrhea, restlessness of the spirit, loss of appetite, and postpartum internal bleeding.

Instructions for Use

Take 20 to 40 pills per dose, washed down with wine.

Da Ze Lan Pills,*Thousand Gold Prescriptions*, Volume 4.,For women suffering from deficiency syndromes and sequelae of stroke, hernias and masses, cold pain in the genital area; or headaches affecting the brain, cold-induced arthralgia with muscle spasms and stiffness, amenorrhea and infertility, intermittent facial flushing, tearing eyes, excessive nasal discharge and saliva, and a dazed, intoxicated-like state; or cold rising from the stomach to the chest causing unceasing vomiting, as well as diarrhea, dysentery, and frequent urination; or imbalance of cold and heat in the five viscera and six腑,epigastric fullness and tightness, coughing and retching due to pathogenic factors; or vaginal discharge of red or white fluid, swelling and pain in the genital area, and fullness in the chest and flanks; or a rough, prickly sensation in the skin like sesame or mung beans, accompanied by itching, phlegm-induced masses, and stagnant qi; or stiffness in the limbs, wind coursing throughout the body, pain in the joints, and dizziness with impaired vision;or shortness of breath and aversion to cold, with chills and sweats resembling malaria; or sore throat and nasal congestion, accompanied by wind-induced epilepsy and mania; or amenorrhea, restlessness of the spirit, loss of appetite, and postpartum internal bleeding.

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