Fu Zhu Powder，From *Gujin Luyan*, cited in Volume 13 of *Wai Tai*.，When a “flying corpse” (fei shi) resides within a person’s skin, an acute headache occurs during an attack, with the pain shifting from one location to another; if treated with acupuncture, the pain shifts elsewhere. During an attack, symptoms may slightly subside after a day or half a day, only to recur shortly thereafter.
Fu Zhu Powder
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Formulas Name : Fu Zhu Powder
Chinese Name : 附著散
Drug Formulation
Asarum (Xixin) 1 fen, Aconite (Tianxiong, roasted) 1 fen, Mangcao 1 fen, Cinnamon Bark (Guixin) 3 fen, Aconite Root (Fuzi, roasted) 4 fen, Realgar (ground) 2 fen, Aconite (Wutou, roasted) 4 fen, Dried Ginger 4 fen, Pearl (ground) 2 fen.
Source
From *Gujin Luyan*, cited in Volume 13 of *Wai Tai*.
Processing
Grind the above herbs into a fine powder.
Benefits
When a “flying corpse” (fei shi) resides within a person’s skin, an acute headache occurs during an attack, with the pain shifting from one location to another; if treated with acupuncture, the pain shifts elsewhere. During an attack, symptoms may slightly subside after a day or half a day, only to recur shortly thereafter.
Instructions for Use
Take 5 fen per dose; if no effect is felt, increase the dose slightly. Take with good wine.
Note
Avoid pork, cold water, raw scallions, and raw vegetables.
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Fu Zhu Powder,When a “flying corpse” (fei shi) resides within a person’s skin, an acute headache occurs during an attack, with the pain shifting from one location to another; if treated with acupuncture, the pain shifts elsewhere. During an attack, symptoms may slightly subside after a day or half a day, only to recur shortly thereafter.