Milk-Nourishing Angelica Powder，From *Secrets of Infant Care*, Volume 2.，Fetal Cold. If the mother suffered from frequent febrile illnesses during pregnancy and took cold or cooling medications, the child may inherit this condition. After birth, the infant may appear drowsy and sleep excessively; occasionally, while suckling, the infant may pass white stool. Alternatively, if the infant catches a cold after birth, within the first 100 days, the child may suddenly develop chills and tremors, a cold mouth, hands that are curled and cannot be straightened, clenched fists, abdominal pain, and incessant crying day and night.
Milk-Nourishing Angelica Powder
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Formulas Name : Milk-Nourishing Angelica Powder
Chinese Name : 酿乳当归散
Drug Formulation
Dang Gui, Chuan Xiong, Red Peony Root, Raw Rehmannia Root, Xiang Fu, and Fried Licorice Root—each in equal parts; Cinnamon Bark reduced by half; Roasted Ginger reduced by half.
Source
From *Secrets of Infant Care*, Volume 2.
Benefits
Fetal Cold. If the mother suffered from frequent febrile illnesses during pregnancy and took cold or cooling medications, the child may inherit this condition. After birth, the infant may appear drowsy and sleep excessively; occasionally, while suckling, the infant may pass white stool. Alternatively, if the infant catches a cold after birth, within the first 100 days, the child may suddenly develop chills and tremors, a cold mouth, hands that are curled and cannot be straightened, clenched fists, abdominal pain, and incessant crying day and night.
Instructions for Use
Coarsely crush the ingredients. Decoct in water; the nursing mother should take it after a meal. Shortly thereafter, express the previous day’s milk and let the infant suckle it.
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Milk-Nourishing Angelica Powder,Fetal Cold. If the mother suffered from frequent febrile illnesses during pregnancy and took cold or cooling medications, the child may inherit this condition. After birth, the infant may appear drowsy and sleep excessively; occasionally, while suckling, the infant may pass white stool. Alternatively, if the infant catches a cold after birth, within the first 100 days, the child may suddenly develop chills and tremors, a cold mouth, hands that are curled and cannot be straightened, clenched fists, abdominal pain, and incessant crying day and night.