Ji Chuan,From *Chuanyaya Bu*, Volume 2.,Alcohol-induced knee pain, alcohol-induced indigestion.
Ji Chuan
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Formulas Name : Ji Chuan
Chinese Name : 积串
Drug Formulation
Black Ugly (ground into powder; use 8 fen in spring, 9 fen in summer, 7 fen in autumn, and 1 qian in winter), raw rhubarb (use 8 fen in spring, 9 fen in summer, 7 fen in autumn, and 1 qian in winter), areca nut (use 8 fen in spring, 9 fen in summer, 7 fen in autumn, and 1 qian in winter), raw licorice (use 8 fen in spring, 9 fen in summer, 7 fen in autumn, and 1 qian in winter).
Source
From *Chuanyaya Bu*, Volume 2.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
Alcohol-induced knee pain, alcohol-induced indigestion.
Instructions for Use
At the fifth watch, take with cold well water; subsequently, take Wuyao Shunqi Decoction; for severe cases, take 5 qian of the powdered medicine.
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Ji Chuan,Alcohol-induced knee pain, alcohol-induced indigestion.