Bing-Zi Huaduo Pills,*Complete Book of Experience on Sores and Ulcers*, Volume 13.,Syphilis, presenting with symptoms affecting the interior and exterior, front and back of the Heart Meridian.
Bing-Zi Huaduo Pills
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Formulas Name : Bing-Zi Huaduo Pills
Chinese Name : 丙字化毒丸
Drug Formulation
5 fen of ox bile, 5 fen of pearl,Rhinoceros Horn 1 qian and a half, Melon Seed Dragon’s Blood 1 qian and a half, Lithospermum Root 1 qian and a half, Cinnabar 1 qian and a half, Realgar 1 qian and a half, White Fresh Bark 1 qian and a half, Frankincense 1 qian and a half, Moon-Moon Red 1 qian and a half, Stiff Silkworm 1 qian and 3 fen, Cicada Shell 1 qian and 3 fen, Pangolin Scale 1 qian and 3 fen, Raw Cow’s Milk 1 qian, Red Peony Root 2 qian.
Source
*Complete Book of Experience on Sores and Ulcers*, Volume 13.
Processing
Grind each of the above herbs into a fine powder. Use 5 qian of Shenqu powder to make a thick paste, then roll it into pills the size of a Paulownia seed. Separately, grind cinnabar into a fine powder to use as a coating.
Benefits
Syphilis, presenting with symptoms affecting the interior and exterior, front and back of the Heart Meridian.
Instructions for Use
Take 16 pills every morning on an empty stomach and 11 pills every evening on an empty stomach, washed down with ginseng decoction; longan decoction may also be used.
Note
Strictly avoid anger, restlessness, tea, and alcohol.
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Bing-Zi Huaduo Pills,Syphilis, presenting with symptoms affecting the interior and exterior, front and back of the Heart Meridian.