Newly Revised Six-Stagnation Decoction，*Clinical Notes on Ophthalmology*.，Yin-Yang Corneal Opacity Syndrome (nutritional degeneration of corneal epithelial cells). Affecting either both eyes or the left or right eye, two white spots appear above the “wind wheel” (the area where the iris meets the sclera), one higher and one lower. There is no pain or soreness, but the patient often experiences blurred vision, dryness, and tearing.
Newly Revised Six-Stagnation Decoction
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Formulas Name : Newly Revised Six-Stagnation Decoction
Chinese Name : 新订六郁汤
Drug Formulation
Xiangfu 2 qian, Yunling 3 qian, Cangzhu 3 qian (roasted), Chenpi 1.5 qian, Zhizi 1.5 qian, Chuanxiong 1 qian, Shenqu 2 qian (roasted), Jiaoshancha 3 qian, Guya 3 qian (roasted), Xuanhu 2 qian, Shaoren 0.8 fen, Jiegeng 3 qian.
Source
*Clinical Notes on Ophthalmology*.
Benefits
Yin-Yang Corneal Opacity Syndrome (nutritional degeneration of corneal epithelial cells). Affecting either both eyes or the left or right eye, two white spots appear above the “wind wheel” (the area where the iris meets the sclera), one higher and one lower. There is no pain or soreness, but the patient often experiences blurred vision, dryness, and tearing.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take orally.
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Newly Revised Six-Stagnation Decoction,Yin-Yang Corneal Opacity Syndrome (nutritional degeneration of corneal epithelial cells). Affecting either both eyes or the left or right eye, two white spots appear above the “wind wheel” (the area where the iris meets the sclera), one higher and one lower. There is no pain or soreness, but the patient often experiences blurred vision, dryness, and tearing.