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Pills Presented by the Commander of Liaodong,Hard mass below the navel.

Formulas Name : Pills Presented by the Commander of Liaodong

Chinese Name : 辽东都尉所上丸

Drug Formulation

Hengshan 1 fen, Rhubarb 1 fen, Croton Seed 1 fen, Aconite Root 2 pieces, Sophora Root 3 fen, White薇 3 fen, Dried Ginger 3 fen, Ginseng 3 fen, Asarum 3 fen, Wolf’s Tooth 3 fen, Gentian 3 fen, Sand Ginseng 3 fen, Scrophularia 3 fen, Salvia 3 fen, Peony Root 5 fen, Aconite Root 5 fen, Achyranthes Root 5 fen, Poria 5 fen, Ophiopogon 4 fen,Reed Rhizome 6 fen (one formula: 2 liang 3 fen).

Source

*Qianjin*, Volume 4.

Benefits

Hard mass below the navel.

Instructions for Use

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and mix with refined honey to form pills. Fast overnight; take 5 pills three times daily.

Pills Presented by the Commander of Liaodong，*Qianjin*, Volume 4.，Hard mass below the navel.

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