Leng-Xie-Zhan-Lou Pills，From *Yi Ji*, Volume 9.，Masses, phlegm, and undigested food, as well as stagnant accumulations, cause intermittent surges of discomfort in the chest and flanks, accompanied by sharp, piercing pain in the abdomen and ribs.
Leng-Xie-Zhan-Lou Pills
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Formulas Name : Leng-Xie-Zhan-Lou Pills
Chinese Name : 楞薤煅蒌丸
Drug Formulation
Wa Lengzi (calcined with vinegar), Chicken Gizzard Membrane 1 liang; Corydalis 5 qian; Myrrh 5 qian; Cyperus Rhizome 5 qian; Peach Kernel 3 qian; Trichosanthes Seed 3 qian; Perilla Seed 3 qian; White Mustard Seed 3 qian; Radish Seed 3 qian; Leek White 3 qian.
Source
From *Yi Ji*, Volume 9.
Processing
First, take one very large Trichosanthes fruit, cut a hole in it, and remove the seeds. Mix the Xiangfu, Peach Kernels, and the three types of seeds—white leek stalk, and lo-gourd seeds—mix these seven ingredients thoroughly, fill the lo-gourd shell with the mixture, seal the opening, cover it with hemp-pulp paper, and coat the exterior thickly with cooked yellow clay. Calcine over a fire for three sticks of incense; when the smoke is nearly gone, remove it and place it on the muddy ground to cool before taking it out of the fire. Then break open the clay to retrieve the charred medicine, grind it extremely fine, and mix the four ingredients—Leng,Qing, Yan, and Mo—four ingredients—and grind them extremely evenly. Use buckwheat flour paste to form pills the size of a Paulownia seed.
Benefits
Masses, phlegm, and undigested food, as well as stagnant accumulations, cause intermittent surges of discomfort in the chest and flanks, accompanied by sharp, piercing pain in the abdomen and ribs.
Instructions for Use
Take 30 pills at a time, washed down with plain hot water.
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Leng-Xie-Zhan-Lou Pills,Masses, phlegm, and undigested food, as well as stagnant accumulations, cause intermittent surges of discomfort in the chest and flanks, accompanied by sharp, piercing pain in the abdomen and ribs.