Miraculous Hand-Gripped Pills，From *Shenghui*, Volume 52.，Ghost Malaria. Malaria attacks occur at irregular intervals; there may be three or two episodes of chills and fever in a single day, or an attack every two days. The patient experiences mental confusion and erratic mood swings—shivering uncontrollably during chills and suffering from unrelenting dryness and thirst during fever. The condition may recur after apparent recovery, or worsen after initial improvement, persisting for years without resolution.
Miraculous Hand-Gripped Pills
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Formulas Name : Miraculous Hand-Gripped Pills
Chinese Name : 神效手把丸
Drug Formulation
Half a liang of macaque skull, half a liang of tiger skull, half a liang of cat skull, 1 fen of arsenic trioxide (finely ground), 1 liang of Hengshan (chopped), 1 fen of cinnabar (finely ground), 3 fen of frankincense (finely ground), 1 fen of musk (finely ground), 1 fen of white mustard seed, 1 centipede, and 1 fen of asafoetida.
Source
From *Shenghui*, Volume 52.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder. Mix with refined honey to form pills the size of soapberry seeds.
Benefits
Ghost Malaria. Malaria attacks occur at irregular intervals; there may be three or two episodes of chills and fever in a single day, or an attack every two days. The patient experiences mental confusion and erratic mood swings—shivering uncontrollably during chills and suffering from unrelenting dryness and thirst during fever. The condition may recur after apparent recovery, or worsen after initial improvement, persisting for years without resolution.
Instructions for Use
Wrap one pill in scarlet silk; for men, place it on the left arm; for women, on the right. Tie it to the upper arm. When an attack occurs, untie it and hold it in the hand—left for men, right for women—and sniff it frequently. It is effective after 4–5 episodes.
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Miraculous Hand-Gripped Pills,Ghost Malaria. Malaria attacks occur at irregular intervals; there may be three or two episodes of chills and fever in a single day, or an attack every two days. The patient experiences mental confusion and erratic mood swings—shivering uncontrollably during chills and suffering from unrelenting dryness and thirst during fever. The condition may recur after apparent recovery, or worsen after initial improvement, persisting for years without resolution.