Pei Kun Dan，*National Collection of Prescriptions for Traditional Chinese Medicinal Preparations* (Lanzhou Formula).，For women with anemia, indigestion, irregular menstruation, red or white vaginal discharge, cold pain in the lower abdomen, low energy, fatigue and a tendency to lie down, low body temperature, and intolerance to cold.
Pei Kun Dan
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Formulas Name : Pei Kun Dan
Chinese Name : 培坤丹
Drug Formulation
3 jin of roasted Astragalus, 3 jin of Atractylodes macrocephala, 8 liang of roasted licorice, 2 jin of Guang Chenpi, 5 jin of Angelica sinensis, 1 jin of Ligusticum chuanxiong, 1 jin of Hangzhou peony root,9 liang of Amomum villosum, 1 jin of Northern Glehnia, 2 jin of Poria cocos from Yunnan, 2 jin of Jujube seeds, 2 jin of Ophiopogon tuber, 2 jin of Eucommia bark, 1 jin 4 liang of Walnut kernels, 2 jin 8 liang of Fenugreek, 1 jin of Artemisia leaves, 2 jin of Longan flesh, 2 jin of Cornus officinalis, 4 liang of Polygala root, 4 jin of Prepared Rehmannia root, 8 liang of Schisandra berries, and 4 liang of clarified butter.
Source
*National Collection of Prescriptions for Traditional Chinese Medicinal Preparations* (Lanzhou Formula).
Processing
Grind each of the above herbs into a fine powder; mix with melted butter and lightly stir-fry; then combine with refined honey to form small pills.
Benefits
For women with anemia, indigestion, irregular menstruation, red or white vaginal discharge, cold pain in the lower abdomen, low energy, fatigue and a tendency to lie down, low body temperature, and intolerance to cold.
Instructions for Use
Take 3 qian per dose. Take with rice wine or plain water, twice daily.
Note
Contraindicated for those with depression and qi stagnation accompanied by internal heat.
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Pei Kun Dan,For women with anemia, indigestion, irregular menstruation, red or white vaginal discharge, cold pain in the lower abdomen, low energy, fatigue and a tendency to lie down, low body temperature, and intolerance to cold.