Divine Pill for Resolving Grievances，From *Comprehensive Treatise on the Treatment of Ulcers*, Volume 25.，Human-Face Sore. At the onset, the arm feels painful and itchy; scratching it with the hand causes the lesion to gradually enlarge. Over time, it gradually takes shape, becoming as large as a tea cup, complete with eyes, ears, mouth, and nose, though lacking hair, beard, and eyebrows.
Divine Pill for Resolving Grievances
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Formulas Name : Divine Pill for Resolving Grievances
Chinese Name : 解冤神丹
Drug Formulation
8 liang of ginseng, 5 liang of white atractylodes, 3 liang of Sichuan fritillary bulb, 3 liang of white mustard seed, 3 liang of white poria, 3 liang of raw licorice, 3 liang of rock salt, 2 liang of pinellia, and 2 liang of white alum.
Source
From *Comprehensive Treatise on the Treatment of Ulcers*, Volume 25.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and form into pills with rice water.
Benefits
Human-Face Sore. At the onset, the arm feels painful and itchy; scratching it with the hand causes the lesion to gradually enlarge. Over time, it gradually takes shape, becoming as large as a tea cup, complete with eyes, ears, mouth, and nose, though lacking hair, beard, and eyebrows.
Instructions for Use
Take 5 qian per dose, washed down with plain water in the morning and evening; the lesion will naturally shrink gradually until healed.
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Divine Pill for Resolving Grievances,Human-Face Sore. At the onset, the arm feels painful and itchy; scratching it with the hand causes the lesion to gradually enlarge. Over time, it gradually takes shape, becoming as large as a tea cup, complete with eyes, ears, mouth, and nose, though lacking hair, beard, and eyebrows.