Modified Xixin Powder，*Zhang Jiachun’s Diagnosis and Treatment of Ophthalmic Disorders*，Stagnant fire in the heart invades the lung, ascends to attack the Qi Wheel, and manifests as fire-induced eye sores. Initially, granules protrude outward from the deep layers of the sclera; they are round like pomegranate seeds or oval like flat beans, dark red or purplish-red in color, and painful to the touch.Subsequently, the nodules gradually enlarge, becoming red and painful; the patient experiences photophobia and tearing, and vision becomes blurred. If the condition spreads to the Wind Layer, it may cause diseases of the blue part of the eye; in severe cases, it may affect the Water Layer, leading to blurred vision and even insomnia.
Modified Xixin Powder
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Formulas Name : Modified Xixin Powder
Chinese Name : 加减洗心散
Drug Formulation
Coptis rhizome 3 g, stir-fried gardenia fruit 6 g, Scutellaria root 9 g, rhubarb processed with wine 6 g, Platycodon root 6 g, Anemarrhena rhizome 9 g, Scrophularia root 6 g, red peony root 9 g, Angelica sinensis root (tail) 6 g, Schizonepeta herb 1.5 g.
Source
*Zhang Jiachun’s Diagnosis and Treatment of Ophthalmic Disorders*
Benefits
Stagnant fire in the heart invades the lung, ascends to attack the Qi Wheel, and manifests as fire-induced eye sores. Initially, granules protrude outward from the deep layers of the sclera; they are round like pomegranate seeds or oval like flat beans, dark red or purplish-red in color, and painful to the touch.Subsequently, the nodules gradually enlarge, becoming red and painful; the patient experiences photophobia and tearing, and vision becomes blurred. If the condition spreads to the Wind Layer, it may cause diseases of the blue part of the eye; in severe cases, it may affect the Water Layer, leading to blurred vision and even insomnia.
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Modified Xixin Powder,Stagnant fire in the heart invades the lung, ascends to attack the Qi Wheel, and manifests as fire-induced eye sores. Initially, granules protrude outward from the deep layers of the sclera; they are round like pomegranate seeds or oval like flat beans, dark red or purplish-red in color, and painful to the touch.Subsequently, the nodules gradually enlarge, becoming red and painful; the patient experiences photophobia and tearing, and vision becomes blurred. If the condition spreads to the Wind Layer, it may cause diseases of the blue part of the eye; in severe cases, it may affect the Water Layer, leading to blurred vision and even insomnia.