Xiaofeng Toutuo Decoction

Xiaofeng Toutuo Decoction,For “sheep’s wool” shao syndrome, characterized by mental confusion, delirium, deafness, a fixed gaze, and inability to speak.

Formulas Name : Xiaofeng Toutuo Decoction

Chinese Name : 消风透痧汤

Drug Formulation

Stiff Silkworm 3 qian, Lightly Fermented Black Soybeans 3 qian, Bitter Apricot Kernel Paste 3 qian, Cicada Shedding 1.5 qian, Xianhu 1.5 qian, Peppermint 1 qian, Chrysanthemum Flowers 2 qian, Licorice 0.8 fen, Trichosanthes Rind 1.5 qian.

Source

From *Explanation of Warm-Heat Syndromes*.

Benefits

For “sheep’s wool” shao syndrome, characterized by mental confusion, delirium, deafness, a fixed gaze, and inability to speak.

Xiaofeng Toutuo Decoction,From *Explanation of Warm-Heat Syndromes*.,For “sheep’s wool” shao syndrome, characterized by mental confusion, delirium, deafness, a fixed gaze, and inability to speak.

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