Jinshui Pills，*Zhang Jiachun’s Diagnosis and Treatment of Ophthalmic Disorders*.，Symptoms of difficulty seeing up close but not far away (hyperopia, presbyopia). Kidney damage due to excessive sexual activity, or lung damage due to excessive weeping, resulting in a complete inability to produce fluids; the patient feels dryness and soreness in the eyes, with relatively mild hyperopia and blurred near vision; the patient cannot focus on objects for long periods, and vision becomes even more blurred with prolonged viewing; there is pain in the forehead, or red threads may appear in the whites of the eyes.
Jinshui Pills
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Formulas Name : Jinshui Pills
Chinese Name : 金水丸
Drug Formulation
90g Prepared Rehmannia Root, 90g Asparagus Root, 30g Cornelian Cherry Fruit, 30g Schisandra Berry, 60g Raw Dragon Bone, 60g Raw Oyster Shell, 90g Plantain Seed.
Source
*Zhang Jiachun’s Diagnosis and Treatment of Ophthalmic Disorders*.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey to form pills the size of a Paulownia seed.
Benefits
Symptoms of difficulty seeing up close but not far away (hyperopia, presbyopia). Kidney damage due to excessive sexual activity, or lung damage due to excessive weeping, resulting in a complete inability to produce fluids; the patient feels dryness and soreness in the eyes, with relatively mild hyperopia and blurred near vision; the patient cannot focus on objects for long periods, and vision becomes even more blurred with prolonged viewing; there is pain in the forehead, or red threads may appear in the whites of the eyes.
Instructions for Use
Take 9g each time, washed down with lightly salted water, three times daily.
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Jinshui Pills,Symptoms of difficulty seeing up close but not far away (hyperopia, presbyopia). Kidney damage due to excessive sexual activity, or lung damage due to excessive weeping, resulting in a complete inability to produce fluids; the patient feels dryness and soreness in the eyes, with relatively mild hyperopia and blurred near vision; the patient cannot focus on objects for long periods, and vision becomes even more blurred with prolonged viewing; there is pain in the forehead, or red threads may appear in the whites of the eyes.