Da Tong Sheng Bai Hua She Powder，*Formulary of the Imperial Bureau*, Volume 1.，All types of wind disorders, regardless of whether they are acute or chronic, characterized by dragging of the hands and feet, weakness and laxity in the lower back and legs, unsteady gait, mental confusion, facial asymmetry,slurred speech, and excessive phlegm; or tight and spasmodic tendons and meridians, stiff and numb muscles, itchy skin, and aching joints; or pain with no fixed location that wanders unpredictably; as well as wind-pathogen ascending to the head, causing facial swelling, tinnitus, headache, and dizziness; or descending to the lower back and legs, causing lower back pain, heavy legs, swelling, itching, and the formation of sores.When wind-pathogen causes an imbalance between cold and heat, the limbs may feel cold and numb, and the mind may be agitated and distressed.
Da Tong Sheng Bai Hua She Powder
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Formulas Name : Da Tong Sheng Bai Hua She Powder
Chinese Name : 大通圣白花蛇散
Drug Formulation
1 liang of Sea-grape Bark (coarse bark removed), 1 liang of Eucommia Bark (chopped, stir-fried), 1 liang of Gastrodia Rhizome (stems removed), 1 liang of Dried Scorpion (stir-fried), 1 liang of Prunus mume Seed, 1 liang of Red Arrow Root, 1 liang of Angelica Root (root tips removed, soaked in wine), 1 liang of Magnolia Bark (processed with ginger juice), 1 liang of Vitex Seed (white skin removed), 1 liang of Wood Fragrance,1 liang Fangfeng (stems removed), 1 liang Gaoben (soil removed), 1 liang Bai Fuzi (roasted), 1 liang Rou Gui (coarse bark removed), 1 liang Qianghuo (root tips removed), 1 liang Bi Xie (soaked in wine overnight), 1 liang Hu Gu (roasted with vinegar), 1 liang Bai Zhi,1 liang of Chinese yam, 1 liang of white-flowered snake (soaked in wine, roasted, with skin and bones removed; use only the flesh), 1 liang of chrysanthemum flowers (stems and stalks removed), 1 liang of Achyranthes root (stems removed), 1 liang of licorice (roasted), and 1 liang of Clematis root (soil removed).
Source
*Formulary of the Imperial Bureau*, Volume 1.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
All types of wind disorders, regardless of whether they are acute or chronic, characterized by dragging of the hands and feet, weakness and laxity in the lower back and legs, unsteady gait, mental confusion, facial asymmetry,slurred speech, and excessive phlegm; or tight and spasmodic tendons and meridians, stiff and numb muscles, itchy skin, and aching joints; or pain with no fixed location that wanders unpredictably; as well as wind-pathogen ascending to the head, causing facial swelling, tinnitus, headache, and dizziness; or descending to the lower back and legs, causing lower back pain, heavy legs, swelling, itching, and the formation of sores.When wind-pathogen causes an imbalance between cold and heat, the limbs may feel cold and numb, and the mind may be agitated and distressed.
Instructions for Use
Take 1–2 qian per dose, on an empty stomach, mixed with warm wine; Jingjie Decoction may also be used. This formula is particularly suitable for long-term patients with wind-related disorders.
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Da Tong Sheng Bai Hua She Powder,All types of wind disorders, regardless of whether they are acute or chronic, characterized by dragging of the hands and feet, weakness and laxity in the lower back and legs, unsteady gait, mental confusion, facial asymmetry,slurred speech, and excessive phlegm; or tight and spasmodic tendons and meridians, stiff and numb muscles, itchy skin, and aching joints; or pain with no fixed location that wanders unpredictably; as well as wind-pathogen ascending to the head, causing facial swelling, tinnitus, headache, and dizziness; or descending to the lower back and legs, causing lower back pain, heavy legs, swelling, itching, and the formation of sores.When wind-pathogen causes an imbalance between cold and heat, the limbs may feel cold and numb, and the mind may be agitated and distressed.