Formula for Dispelling Wind and Clearing Spleen Dampness，From *Shenshi Yaohan*, Volume 4.，Miliary eruption syndrome. Wind-heat in the Spleen Meridian causes miliary or pepper-like eruptions on the eyelids; the patient experiences excessive tearing and difficulty opening the eyes, a gritty sensation, and pain upon rubbing the eyes; the miliary eruptions resemble millet grains and are yellow and soft in appearance. In cases of damp-heat in the Spleen Meridian, the pepper-like eruptions resemble peppercorns and are red and hard in appearance.
Formula for Dispelling Wind and Clearing Spleen Dampness
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Formulas Name : Formula for Dispelling Wind and Clearing Spleen Dampness
Chinese Name : 除风清脾饮
Drug Formulation
Broad-leaved tangerine peel, forsythia, saposhnikovia, anemarrhena, borax, scutellaria, scrophularia, coptis, schizonepeta spikelets, rhubarb, platycodon, and raw rehmannia—all in equal parts.
Source
From *Shenshi Yaohan*, Volume 4.
Processing
Coarsely chop the ingredients.
Benefits
Miliary eruption syndrome. Wind-heat in the Spleen Meridian causes miliary or pepper-like eruptions on the eyelids; the patient experiences excessive tearing and difficulty opening the eyes, a gritty sensation, and pain upon rubbing the eyes; the miliary eruptions resemble millet grains and are yellow and soft in appearance. In cases of damp-heat in the Spleen Meridian, the pepper-like eruptions resemble peppercorns and are red and hard in appearance.
Instructions for Use
Decoct 2 zhong of clear water until reduced to 8 fen; strain out the residue; take after meals.
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Formula for Dispelling Wind and Clearing Spleen Dampness,Miliary eruption syndrome. Wind-heat in the Spleen Meridian causes miliary or pepper-like eruptions on the eyelids; the patient experiences excessive tearing and difficulty opening the eyes, a gritty sensation, and pain upon rubbing the eyes; the miliary eruptions resemble millet grains and are yellow and soft in appearance. In cases of damp-heat in the Spleen Meridian, the pepper-like eruptions resemble peppercorns and are red and hard in appearance.