Powder for Acute Convulsions in Children,*Selected Collection of Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas from Beijing*.,For children with acute fever and convulsions, excessive phlegm and saliva, eyes staring upward, and convulsions of the limbs.
Powder for Acute Convulsions in Children
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Formulas Name : Powder for Acute Convulsions in Children
Chinese Name : 小儿急惊粉
Drug Formulation
4 liang of mint, 6 liang of gastrodia, 6 liang of stir-fried silkworm pupae,6 liang of Zhu Huang, 6 liang of whole scorpions, 6 liang of Scutellaria baicalensis, 6 liang of rhubarb, 6 liang of bile star, 6 liang of goat’s blood, 10 liang of lotus seed hearts, 1 liang of ox bile, 10 liang of cinnabar, 9 liang of bear bile, 5 liang of rhinoceros horn, 1 liang of pearls (roasted with tofu), and 1 liang of borneol.
Source
*Selected Collection of Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulas from Beijing*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, sift through a sieve, and pack into a bottle; the total weight is 2 fen.
Benefits
For children with acute fever and convulsions, excessive phlegm and saliva, eyes staring upward, and convulsions of the limbs.
Instructions for Use
Administer one bottle divided into two doses, morning and evening, with warm water. For children under 3 years of age, reduce the dose appropriately.
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Powder for Acute Convulsions in Children,For children with acute fever and convulsions, excessive phlegm and saliva, eyes staring upward, and convulsions of the limbs.