Formulas Name : Female Chicken Face
Chinese Name : 雌鸡面
1 plump female chicken.
*Yi Tong*, Volume 87.
For bloody and white dysentery with loss of appetite.
Finely grind the ingredients into a paste, boil to extract the liquid, and use it to make noodles or wontons. Consume on an empty stomach.
Female Chicken Face，*Yi Tong*, Volume 87.，For bloody and white dysentery with loss of appetite.
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Female Chicken Face,For bloody and white dysentery with loss of appetite.