Dried Tea Decoction，Formula from *Compendium of Medical Principles* (Vol. 13); name cited in *Treasury of Eastern Medicine: External Manifestations* (Vol. 1).，In cases of red-veined corneal opacity that initially descends from the upper part of the eye, the condition is invariably accompanied by pain along the brow ridge, pain in the back of the head, or swelling and pain on one side of the head.
Dried Tea Decoction
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Formulas Name : Dried Tea Decoction
Chinese Name : 腊茶饮
Drug Formulation
Half a liang of Aconite root, 1 large pinch of tea buds, 1 qian of White Angelica, half a qian of Asarum, half a qian of Sichuan Lovage, half a qian of Fangfeng, half a qian of Notopterygium, and half a qian of Schizonepeta.
Source
Formula from *Compendium of Medical Principles* (Vol. 13); name cited in *Treasury of Eastern Medicine: External Manifestations* (Vol. 1).
Benefits
In cases of red-veined corneal opacity that initially descends from the upper part of the eye, the condition is invariably accompanied by pain along the brow ridge, pain in the back of the head, or swelling and pain on one side of the head.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take orally.
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Dried Tea Decoction,In cases of red-veined corneal opacity that initially descends from the upper part of the eye, the condition is invariably accompanied by pain along the brow ridge, pain in the back of the head, or swelling and pain on one side of the head.