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Decoction for External Bi,Cutaneous Bi.

Formulas Name : Decoction for External Bi

Chinese Name : 外痹汤

Drug Formulation

Shaten, antelope horn, ephedra, apricot kernels, white tribulus, salvia, schisandra, acorus, gypsum, and licorice—each in equal parts.

Source

Formula from *Medical Laws* (Vol. 3); name cited in *Compiled Medical Manuscripts* (Vol. 4).

Benefits

Cutaneous Bi.

Instructions for Use

Add dried ginger and decoct in water before taking.

Decoction for External Bi,Formula from *Medical Laws* (Vol. 3); name cited in *Compiled Medical Manuscripts* (Vol. 4).,Cutaneous Bi.

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