Five Accumulations Intermingled Powder，*Shou Shi Bao Yuan*, Volume 7.，A woman aged 34–35, during her menstrual period, sat or lay in a drafty place without taking proper precautions, causing her pores to become vulnerable and allowing external pathogens to invade. She experienced numbness throughout her body and was unable to turn over; the lung meridian was affected by wind, resulting in coughing with copious phlegm.
Five Accumulations Intermingled Powder
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Formulas Name : Five Accumulations Intermingled Powder
Chinese Name : 五积交加散
Drug Formulation
Qianghuo 1 qian, Cangzhu (soaked in rice water) 8 fen, Fangfeng (stem removed) 8 fen,Zhike (fried with wheat bran) 8 fen, Chenpi 8 fen, Chaihu 8 fen, Danggui (washed with wine) 8 fen, Chuanxiong 8 fen, Duhuo 8 fen, Bai Zhi 8 fen, Banxia (processed with ginger juice) 8 fen, Ma Huang 8 fen, Jiegeng 8 fen, Bai Fuling 8 fen, Houpo (fried with ginger) 8 fen, Guizhi 4 fen, Gancao 3 fen.
Source
*Shou Shi Bao Yuan*, Volume 7.
Benefits
A woman aged 34–35, during her menstrual period, sat or lay in a drafty place without taking proper precautions, causing her pores to become vulnerable and allowing external pathogens to invade. She experienced numbness throughout her body and was unable to turn over; the lung meridian was affected by wind, resulting in coughing with copious phlegm.
Instructions for Use
Coarsely chop the ingredients. Add fresh ginger and scallions, decoct in water, and take while hot. Take only 1–2 doses; do not exceed this amount.
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Five Accumulations Intermingled Powder,A woman aged 34–35, during her menstrual period, sat or lay in a drafty place without taking proper precautions, causing her pores to become vulnerable and allowing external pathogens to invade. She experienced numbness throughout her body and was unable to turn over; the lung meridian was affected by wind, resulting in coughing with copious phlegm.