Li Chong Pills，From *Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine*, Volume 1.，For women with amenorrhea or postpartum lochia that fails to resolve, leading to the formation of masses or masses; for unmarried women with amenorrhea and blood deficiency; for men with consumptive disease; and for all cases of masses in the internal organs, accumulations, qi stagnation, spleen deficiency, fullness and oppression, distension and bloating, and inability to eat.
Li Chong Pills
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Formulas Name : Li Chong Pills
Chinese Name : 理冲丸
Drug Formulation
Leeches (unroasted) 1 liang, raw Astragalus 1.5 liang, raw Acorus 5 qian, raw Curcuma 5 qian, Angelica 6 qian, Anemarrhena 6 qian, raw Peach Kernels (with skin and tips) 6 qian.
Source
From *Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine*, Volume 1.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey to form pills the size of a paulownia seed.
Benefits
For women with amenorrhea or postpartum lochia that fails to resolve, leading to the formation of masses or masses; for unmarried women with amenorrhea and blood deficiency; for men with consumptive disease; and for all cases of masses in the internal organs, accumulations, qi stagnation, spleen deficiency, fullness and oppression, distension and bloating, and inability to eat.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 qian per dose, taken with warm water in the morning and evening.
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Li Chong Pills,For women with amenorrhea or postpartum lochia that fails to resolve, leading to the formation of masses or masses; for unmarried women with amenorrhea and blood deficiency; for men with consumptive disease; and for all cases of masses in the internal organs, accumulations, qi stagnation, spleen deficiency, fullness and oppression, distension and bloating, and inability to eat.