Formula for Spontaneous Resolution of Stagnant Lactation

Formula for Spontaneous Resolution of Stagnant Lactation,For initial breast engorgement that does not subside.

Formulas Name : Formula for Spontaneous Resolution of Stagnant Lactation

Chinese Name : 败乳自退方

Drug Formulation

1 Trichosanthes fruit (half raw, half roasted), 1 cun of Licorice root (half raw, half charred), 1 slice of Ginger (half raw, half steamed).

Source

*Compiled Medical Manuscripts*, Volume 17.

Processing

Coarsely chop the ingredients.

Benefits

For initial breast engorgement that does not subside.

Instructions for Use

Boil with 1 bowl of wine until reduced to 1 cup, then take it. The pain will become unbearable for a short while, which indicates the removal of the stagnant milk. Take another dose before bedtime, lying on the bed with the affected breast facing down to facilitate the medicine’s action.

Formula for Spontaneous Resolution of Stagnant Lactation,*Compiled Medical Manuscripts*, Volume 17.,For initial breast engorgement that does not subside.

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