Formulas Name : Jingli Decoction
Chinese Name : 荆沥饮子
3 he of Jingli, 3 he of bamboo sap, 3 he of pear juice.
From *Shenghui*, Volume 74.
For stroke-induced spasms during pregnancy, with locked jaw.
Mix the above ingredients thoroughly until uniform, warm slightly, and administer in two doses.
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Jingli Decoction,For stroke-induced spasms during pregnancy, with locked jaw.