Formula No. 1: Sao Feng Wan，*Lectures on Traditional Chinese Medicine Surgery*.，For early-stage tuberculoid leprosy and late-stage leprosy.
Formula No. 1: Sao Feng Wan
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Formulas Name : Formula No. 1: Sao Feng Wan
Chinese Name : 一号扫风丸
Drug Formulation
3.5 jin of Da Feng Zi, 8 liang of Coix Seed, 8 liang of Schizonepeta, 4 qian of Sophora Flavescens, 4 qian of Tribulus Terrestris, 4 qian of Small Sesame, 4 qian of Xanthium Seed, 4 qian of Fangfeng, 1 liang of White Flower Snake, 2 liang of Atractylodes Lancea, 2 liang of White Aconite, 2 liang of Cinnamon Twig, 2 liang of Angelica Sinensis, 2 liang of Gentiana Macrophylla, 2 liang of Angelica Dahurica,Aconite (Cao Wu) 2 liang, Wilfordia (Weilingxian) 2 liang, Ligusticum (Chuanxiong) 2 liang, Uncaria (Gouteng) 2 liang, Papaya (Muguo) 2 liang, Dodder (Tusizi) 2 liang, Cinnamon Bark (Rougui) 2 liang, Gastrodia (Tianma) 2 liang, Achyranthes (Chuan Niuxi) 2 liang, Polygonum (Heshouwu) 2 liang, Euphorbia (Qiannianjian) 2 liang, Blue Calcite (Qinglongshi, processed) 2 liang, Aconite (Chuanwu) 2 liang, Anemarrhena (Zhimu) 2 liang, Gardenia (Zhizi) 2 liang.
Source
*Lectures on Traditional Chinese Medicine Surgery*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, mix with water to form small pills, dry, and set aside for later use.
Benefits
For early-stage tuberculoid leprosy and late-stage leprosy.
Instructions for Use
Adults should start with 2 qian twice daily. If no vomiting or nausea occurs after 3 days, the dose may be increased by 5 fen per dose; after the 8th day, take three times daily. The maximum dose may be increased to 1 liang 8 qian per day.
Note
Avoid fishy foods, scallions, and spicy foods.
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Formula No. 1: Sao Feng Wan,For early-stage tuberculoid leprosy and late-stage leprosy.