Da San Wu Qi Powder,*Qian Jin* (Thousand Gold), Volume 13.,Deficiency of the liver and kidneys; external invasion by wind and cold; headache and dizziness; facial paralysis (lopsided mouth and eyes); deafness and tinnitus; wind-cold-damp bi syndrome; pain in the facial bones; and pain from vertigo caused by wind. Yang deficiency with wind and cold invading the brain, causing headache and dizziness as if on a boat or in a moving vehicle; a cicada-like ringing in the ears, or sounds resembling wind and rain; wind-cold-damp bi syndrome; and weakness and limpness due to beriberi. Postpartum wind syndrome.
Da San Wu Qi Powder
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Formulas Name : Da San Wu Qi Powder
Chinese Name : 大三五七散
Drug Formulation
Aconite Root (Tianxiong) 3 liang, Asarum (Xixin) 3 liang, Cornelian Cherry (Shanzhuyu) 5 liang, Dried Ginger (Ganjing) 5 liang, Dioscorea (Shuyu) 7 liang, Fangfeng 7 liang.
Source
*Qian Jin* (Thousand Gold), Volume 13.
Processing
Grind the above herbs into a fine powder.
Benefits
Deficiency of the liver and kidneys; external invasion by wind and cold; headache and dizziness; facial paralysis (lopsided mouth and eyes); deafness and tinnitus; wind-cold-damp bi syndrome; pain in the facial bones; and pain from vertigo caused by wind. Yang deficiency with wind and cold invading the brain, causing headache and dizziness as if on a boat or in a moving vehicle; a cicada-like ringing in the ears, or sounds resembling wind and rain; wind-cold-damp bi syndrome; and weakness and limpness due to beriberi. Postpartum wind syndrome.
Instructions for Use
Take 5 fen per dose, washed down with clear wine, twice daily. If no improvement is seen, slightly increase the dose.
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Da San Wu Qi Powder,Deficiency of the liver and kidneys; external invasion by wind and cold; headache and dizziness; facial paralysis (lopsided mouth and eyes); deafness and tinnitus; wind-cold-damp bi syndrome; pain in the facial bones; and pain from vertigo caused by wind. Yang deficiency with wind and cold invading the brain, causing headache and dizziness as if on a boat or in a moving vehicle; a cicada-like ringing in the ears, or sounds resembling wind and rain; wind-cold-damp bi syndrome; and weakness and limpness due to beriberi. Postpartum wind syndrome.