Black Xiaoyao Powder，*Yizong Jiren Pian*, Volume 1.，Stagnant fire in the Liver and Gallbladder meridians, leading to pain in the flanks and dizziness; or pain in the epigastrium and epicarδια; or swelling and aching in the shoulders; or occasional redness and pain in the eyes extending to the Taiyang region; regardless of whether it is a Six-Meridian cold syndrome, as long as Yang-type symptoms are present; in women, pent-up anger injures the Liver, causing uncontrolled blood flow, symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge (red or white), amenorrhea, sandy urine, and metrorrhagia.
Black Xiaoyao Powder
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Formulas Name : Black Xiaoyao Powder
Chinese Name : 黑逍遥散
Drug Formulation
Xiaoyao Powder, prepared rehmannia root.
Source
*Yizong Jiren Pian*, Volume 1.
Benefits
Stagnant fire in the Liver and Gallbladder meridians, leading to pain in the flanks and dizziness; or pain in the epigastrium and epicarδια; or swelling and aching in the shoulders; or occasional redness and pain in the eyes extending to the Taiyang region; regardless of whether it is a Six-Meridian cold syndrome, as long as Yang-type symptoms are present; in women, pent-up anger injures the Liver, causing uncontrolled blood flow, symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge (red or white), amenorrhea, sandy urine, and metrorrhagia.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water, strain, and take while slightly warm.
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Black Xiaoyao Powder,Stagnant fire in the Liver and Gallbladder meridians, leading to pain in the flanks and dizziness; or pain in the epigastrium and epicarδια; or swelling and aching in the shoulders; or occasional redness and pain in the eyes extending to the Taiyang region; regardless of whether it is a Six-Meridian cold syndrome, as long as Yang-type symptoms are present; in women, pent-up anger injures the Liver, causing uncontrolled blood flow, symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge (red or white), amenorrhea, sandy urine, and metrorrhagia.