Guang Sheng San，From *Pu Ji Fang*, Volume 278.，All types of toxic swellings, wind-toxin swellings, hemiplegia, brain abscesses, back abscesses, rabid dog bites, all types of headaches, typhoid fever, carbuncles, leg ulcers, and pediatric wind syndromes.
Guang Sheng San
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Formulas Name : Guang Sheng San
Chinese Name : 广圣散
Drug Formulation
1 jin of Atractylodes lancea (soaked in rice washing water for 4 hours), half a jin of Sichuan Aconite (roasted), 4 liang of Wild Aconite (roasted), 2 liang of scorpion tails, 2 liang of earthworms (cleaned of soil), 3 liang of Gastrodia elata, 3 liang of Asarum (leaves removed), 5 liang of Ligusticum chuanxiong, and 5 liang of Angelica dahurica.
Source
From *Pu Ji Fang*, Volume 278.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
All types of toxic swellings, wind-toxin swellings, hemiplegia, brain abscesses, back abscesses, rabid dog bites, all types of headaches, typhoid fever, carbuncles, leg ulcers, and pediatric wind syndromes.
Instructions for Use
For wind-toxin swelling and rabid dog bites, take 1 qian per dose, mixed with warm wine; externally, apply a water-based mixture to the affected area. For hemiplegia caused by wind, cold, heat, or dampness, take 1 qian per dose, mixed with warm wine. For brain abscesses and back sores, apply a mixture of well water to the surrounding area and take an additional dose mixed with warm wine.For all types of headaches, rub with raw green onions and take with wine; for typhoid fever, take with warm tea to induce sweating; for carbuncles, take with warm wine and apply a vinegar-based mixture externally; for leg sores, apply a mixture made with well water; for pediatric wind disorders, take with peppermint decoction.
Note
Avoid all pork and other animal products.
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Guang Sheng San,All types of toxic swellings, wind-toxin swellings, hemiplegia, brain abscesses, back abscesses, rabid dog bites, all types of headaches, typhoid fever, carbuncles, leg ulcers, and pediatric wind syndromes.