Ji Kun Da Zao Pills,Formula by Danxi, cited in *Essentials of Obstetrics*.,For those with an inherent deficiency of qi and blood, unable to retain the essence and achieve conception; or those at risk of miscarriage, or whose children do not live long; or, after conception, those experiencing deficiency-heat with spontaneous sweating, poor appetite, and excessive vaginal discharge.
Ji Kun Da Zao Pills
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Formulas Name : Ji Kun Da Zao Pills
Chinese Name : 济坤大造丸
Drug Formulation
1 set of processed Ziheche, 1 liang of ginseng (sliced, roasted until dry, ground into a fine powder, and mixed in), 1 liang of Tian冬 (core removed), 1 liang of Mai冬 (core removed), 1 liang of Angelica sinensis, 1 liang of Huai Achyranthes, 1 liang of Chinese yam, 4 liang of prepared Rehmannia, 5 qian of Eucommia (stir-fried with ginger juice and salt), 5 qian of Phellodendron, 5 qian of Schisandra.
Source
Formula by Danxi, cited in *Essentials of Obstetrics*.
Processing
Grind each of the above herbs into a fine powder, then mix thoroughly with the processed placenta and pound into pills.
Benefits
For those with an inherent deficiency of qi and blood, unable to retain the essence and achieve conception; or those at risk of miscarriage, or whose children do not live long; or, after conception, those experiencing deficiency-heat with spontaneous sweating, poor appetite, and excessive vaginal discharge.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 25, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 25, 2026
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Ji Kun Da Zao Pills,For those with an inherent deficiency of qi and blood, unable to retain the essence and achieve conception; or those at risk of miscarriage, or whose children do not live long; or, after conception, those experiencing deficiency-heat with spontaneous sweating, poor appetite, and excessive vaginal discharge.