Chicken Intestine Herb Powder，From *Qian Jin*, Volume 24.，
Chicken Intestine Herb Powder
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Formulas Name : Chicken Intestine Herb Powder
Chinese Name : 鸡肠草散
Drug Formulation
3 fen of Chicken Intestine Grass, 4 fen of Cnidium, 4 fen of Cimicifuga, 1 fen of Peony, 1 fen of Angelica, 1 fen of Licorice, 1 he of basket, and 1 fen of powdered earth.
Source
From *Qian Jin*, Volume 24.
Processing
Grind the above herbs into a fine powder.
Instructions for Use
Take one fangcun bi per dose, washed down with water; it is best to drink plenty of water. If bitten by venomous insects such as the Feng snake, prick the bite site with a needle until blood emerges, then apply a quantity of the medicine the size of a small bean to the wound and keep it moist until healed.For wounds caused by arrows from a net-shooting bow, cut a piece of bamboo 1 chi 5 cun long, shaped like the shaft of a hairpin, wrap it in cotton, moisten it with water, and insert the medicine into the wound. Push it in as deep as the wound allows until it reaches the bottom; stop once fresh blood begins to flow. If poison enters the body after taking the medicine, take one fangcun bi of the formula with water; the poison will be neutralized, the pain will subside, and the patient will recover.
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Chicken Intestine Herb Powder