Miogong Pills，From *Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 18.，For conditions such as localized swelling or abscesses, scabies, sores, and tinea; wind-induced paralysis, atrophy, and syncope; as well as jaundice, edema, and water retention; and for poisoning by witchcraft or toxic substances causing distension.
Miogong Pills
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Formulas Name : Miogong Pills
Chinese Name : 妙功丸
Drug Formulation
Rhubarb 4 liang, Coptis 1 liang, Curcuma 1 liang, Mercury Oxide 2 qian, Calcined Realgar 2 qian, Mercury Sulfide 1 qian or half a qian, Chuanxiong 2 liang, Black Pharbitis Powder 8 liang, Talc 4 liang, White Cardamom half a liang, Agarwood half a liang, Frankincense half a liang, Atractylodes 1 liang, Areca Nut 1 liang, Scutellaria 1 liang.
Source
From *Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 18.
Processing
Grind all the herbs except for the powdered gypsum, mercury oxide, and calcined realgar separately; grind the remaining herbs separately as well. Mix them evenly, then form into pills using water or a thin paste, each the size of a Paulownia seed.
Benefits
For conditions such as localized swelling or abscesses, scabies, sores, and tinea; wind-induced paralysis, atrophy, and syncope; as well as jaundice, edema, and water retention; and for poisoning by witchcraft or toxic substances causing distension.
Instructions for Use
Adjust the dosage according to the severity of the condition.
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Miogong Pills,For conditions such as localized swelling or abscesses, scabies, sores, and tinea; wind-induced paralysis, atrophy, and syncope; as well as jaundice, edema, and water retention; and for poisoning by witchcraft or toxic substances causing distension.