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Pupil-Constricting Pill,Eye pain, with the pupils larger than the sclera, blurred vision, and the perception of small objects as large—this results from deficiency of qi and blood, exacerbated by the sudden consumption of hot foods or alcohol.

Formulas Name : Pupil-Constricting Pill

Chinese Name : 敛瞳丹

Drug Formulation

1 liang of Prepared Rehmannia, 5 qian of Cornus officinalis, 1 liang of White Peony, 5 qian of Angelica sinensis, 3 qian of Coptis, 1 qian of Schisandra, 3 qian of Ginseng, 1 qian of Licorice, 5 qian of Lycium bark, 0.5 fen of Bupleurum, 3 qian of Oak twigs, 0.5 fen of Dried Tangerine Peel, and 0.5 fen of Phellodendron.

Source

*Record of Differentiation of Syndromes*, Volume 3.

Benefits

Eye pain, with the pupils larger than the sclera, blurred vision, and the perception of small objects as large—this results from deficiency of qi and blood, exacerbated by the sudden consumption of hot foods or alcohol.

Instructions for Use

Decoct in water and take orally. After taking 4 doses consecutively, the pupils will gradually shrink; take another 4 doses, and vision will become clear again. Complete recovery will be achieved after one month of treatment.

Pupil-Constricting Pill,*Record of Differentiation of Syndromes*, Volume 3.,Eye pain, with the pupils larger than the sclera, blurred vision, and the perception of small objects as large—this results from deficiency of qi and blood, exacerbated by the sudden consumption of hot foods or alcohol.

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