Da Xiao Feng San，*Resolving the Root of the Affliction*, Volume 3.，Chicken-claw eczema, itchy eczema, heel erosion, fish-scale eczema, and goose-foot eczema.
Da Xiao Feng San
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Formulas Name : Da Xiao Feng San
Chinese Name : 大消风散
Drug Formulation
12 liang of Fangfeng, 12 liang of Tribulus terrestris, 12 liang of Schizonepeta tenuifolia, 12 liang of Sophora flavescens, 2 liang of Frankincense, 2 liang of Myrrh, 5 qian of Musk, 8 liang of Angelica sinensis, 8 liang of Phellodendron amurense, 10 liang of Scutellaria baicalensis, 10 liang of Sesamum indicum, and 1 jin of Da Feng Zi pulp (simmered for one day and one night).
Source
*Resolving the Root of the Affliction*, Volume 3.
Processing
First, take one batch of the mixture and remove the Da Feng Zi, Myrrh, Musk, and Frankincense; divide the remainder into 10 doses to be decocted and taken. Then, take another complete batch, grind it into a powder without heating it, and form it into pills the size of a Paulownia seed using wine and rice paste.
Benefits
Chicken-claw eczema, itchy eczema, heel erosion, fish-scale eczema, and goose-foot eczema.
Instructions for Use
Take 3 qian at each of the Chen, Wu, and Wu hours, washed down with warm wine. While taking this medicine, one must also boil a decoction of Asarum, Xanthium, Aster, Pteris, and Veronika, and bathe in it frequently; continue until the sweat breaks and one feels refreshed, at which point the treatment should cease; with prolonged use, the condition will be cured.
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Da Xiao Feng San,Chicken-claw eczema, itchy eczema, heel erosion, fish-scale eczema, and goose-foot eczema.