Muxiang Huachong Pills,From *Secrets of Infant Care*, Volume 2.,Worm-induced pain resembles epilepsy. Infants are inherently delicate; if their stomachs become deficient and cold, worms may bite them, causing heart pain, foaming at the mouth, and drooling. The pain occurs intermittently, but the eyes do not roll sideways and the hands do not twitch.
Muxiang Huachong Pills
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Formulas Name : Muxiang Huachong Pills
Chinese Name : 木香化虫丸
Drug Formulation
1 qian of areca nut, 5 fen of wood fragrant, 5 fen of crane lice, 5 fen of guanzhong, 5 fen of tin ash, 5 fen of dry lacquer (stir-fried until all smoke has dissipated), 5 fen of the flesh of the Chinese privet, 2 qian of mercury oxide, 2.5 qian of croton seed (oil removed, stir-fried), and 2.5 qian of thunder seed.
Source
From *Secrets of Infant Care*, Volume 2.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder; mix with a paste made from sifted flour to form pills.
Benefits
Worm-induced pain resembles epilepsy. Infants are inherently delicate; if their stomachs become deficient and cold, worms may bite them, causing heart pain, foaming at the mouth, and drooling. The pain occurs intermittently, but the eyes do not roll sideways and the hands do not twitch.
Instructions for Use
Administer with rice porridge at the fifth watch.
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Muxiang Huachong Pills,Worm-induced pain resembles epilepsy. Infants are inherently delicate; if their stomachs become deficient and cold, worms may bite them, causing heart pain, foaming at the mouth, and drooling. The pain occurs intermittently, but the eyes do not roll sideways and the hands do not twitch.