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Ji Ji Mendong Powder

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Ji Ji Mendong Powder,For the five types of dysuria.

Formulas Name : Ji Ji Mendong Powder

Chinese Name : 既济门冬散

Drug Formulation

Ophiopogon (without the core) 7 fen, Anemarrhena (roasted) 7 fen, Pyrrosia 6 fen, Licorice tips and Alisma 5 fen, Winter Mallow seeds 6 fen, Talc, and Schisandra.

Source

From *Huo Ren Xin Tong*, Volume 2.

Benefits

For the five types of dysuria.

Instructions for Use

Add 1.5 zhong of water and a pinch of lampwick; decoct and take the decoction; re-decoct the residue.

Ji Ji Mendong Powder,From *Huo Ren Xin Tong*, Volume 2.,For the five types of dysuria.

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