Gastric Worm-Resolving Pills，*Shenghui* (Volume 87).，For children with chronic cerebral malnutrition that has not healed for a long time, presenting with a yellow and emaciated physique, a dry and withered head and face, sores on the eyes and nose, high fever, and excessive thirst.
Gastric Worm-Resolving Pills
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Formulas Name : Gastric Worm-Resolving Pills
Chinese Name : 化疳丸
Drug Formulation
Half a liang of toad ash, half a liang of indigo powder (finely ground), 1 fen of Eupatorium ash, 1 fen of ox bile (finely ground), 1 fen of wood fragrant, 1 fen of clove,half fen of bear bile (ground in), 1 fen of aloe (finely ground), half liang of cinnabar (finely ground and washed with water), 1 fen of musk (finely ground), 1 fen of rhinoceros horn shavings, half fen of talcum powder (ground in), 1 fen of antelope horn shavings, half fen of arsenic trioxide (finely ground), 1 fen of areca nut, and 1 fen of Coptis chinensis.
Source
*Shenghui* (Volume 87).
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, incorporate the cow bile and other ingredients, and mix with refined honey to form pills the size of a millet seed.
Benefits
For children with chronic cerebral malnutrition that has not healed for a long time, presenting with a yellow and emaciated physique, a dry and withered head and face, sores on the eyes and nose, high fever, and excessive thirst.
Instructions for Use
Administer one pill for every year of age, taken with congee, three times daily.
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Gastric Worm-Resolving Pills,For children with chronic cerebral malnutrition that has not healed for a long time, presenting with a yellow and emaciated physique, a dry and withered head and face, sores on the eyes and nose, high fever, and excessive thirst.