Lùchī Kǎ Pills,*Selected Formulas of Traditional Chinese Medicine from Beijing*.,For children with persistent coughing, with coughs occurring in succession dozens of times; in severe cases, accompanied by coughing up blood, hoarseness, and facial swelling.
Lùchī Kǎ Pills
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Formulas Name : Lùchī Kǎ Pills
Chinese Name : 鹭鹚喀丸
Drug Formulation
Apricot kernels (with skin and tip removed) 2 liang, Arctium lappa seeds (roasted) 1 liang, raw gypsum 2 liang, Gardenia fruit (roasted) 2 liang, Trichosanthes root 2 liang, Perilla leaf (roasted) 2 liang, licorice 4 qian, Trichosanthes fruit peel 2 liang, ephedra 4 qian, indigo powder 1 liang, clam shell 2 liang, Belamcanda rhizome 1 liang, white mustard seed (roasted) 4 qian,Asarum 2 qian (the above 14 ingredients total 18 liang 4 qian; grind them together into a fine powder, sift through a sieve, and measure out 18 liang 4 qian of the fine powder in total), Dragon’s Tail Incense 5 fen, Musk 2 fen.
Source
*Selected Formulas of Traditional Chinese Medicine from Beijing*.
Processing
Grind the above herbs into a fine powder, mix thoroughly, and form into pills using refined honey, each weighing 4 fen. Wrap each pill in 36 pieces of gold foil and seal securely with wax.
Benefits
For children with persistent coughing, with coughs occurring in succession dozens of times; in severe cases, accompanied by coughing up blood, hoarseness, and facial swelling.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 pill per dose, twice daily, with warm water or pear broth.
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Lùchī Kǎ Pills,For children with persistent coughing, with coughs occurring in succession dozens of times; in severe cases, accompanied by coughing up blood, hoarseness, and facial swelling.