Qingge Powder，From *Pu Ji Fang*, Volume 381.，Lung Malnutrition (i.e., Qi Malnutrition). Caused by irregular breastfeeding, which leads to stagnant heat damaging the lungs; wind-dampness then takes advantage of the deficiency to invade the skin and hair, entering the blood vessels. Sores appear on both sides of the nose, accompanied by dampness, itching, and ulceration; this is known as “hidden insect.”The discharge from these sores then forms new sores. External symptoms include coughing, wheezing, high fever, aversion to cold, goosebumps, a dry nose with a runny discharge, a sore throat, a烂 chin with red saliva, bloating, dry and brittle hair, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, excessive crying, rubbing the nose and biting the nails, and alternating chills and fever.
Qingge Powder
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Formulas Name : Qingge Powder
Chinese Name : 清膈散
Drug Formulation
Mulberry Bark 5 qian (roasted, ground), Perilla Leaf 2.5 qian, Scutellaria Root 2.5 qian, Angelica Root 2.5 qian, Peucedanum Root 2.5 qian, Forsythia Fruit 2.5 qian, Saposhnikovia Root 2.5 qian, Platycodon Root 2.5 qian, Asparagus Root 2.5 qian (core removed), Red Poria 2.5 qian, Licorice Root (roasted) 2.5 qian (one version includes raw Rehmannia Root).
Source
From *Pu Ji Fang*, Volume 381.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a powder.
Benefits
Lung Malnutrition (i.e., Qi Malnutrition). Caused by irregular breastfeeding, which leads to stagnant heat damaging the lungs; wind-dampness then takes advantage of the deficiency to invade the skin and hair, entering the blood vessels. Sores appear on both sides of the nose, accompanied by dampness, itching, and ulceration; this is known as “hidden insect.”The discharge from these sores then forms new sores. External symptoms include coughing, wheezing, high fever, aversion to cold, goosebumps, a dry nose with a runny discharge, a sore throat, a烂 chin with red saliva, bloating, dry and brittle hair, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, excessive crying, rubbing the nose and biting the nails, and alternating chills and fever.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 qian per dose, decocted in 1 zhan of water; take while warm, regardless of the time of day. Follow with a dose of “Hua Ni Chong” Pills.
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Qingge Powder,Lung Malnutrition (i.e., Qi Malnutrition). Caused by irregular breastfeeding, which leads to stagnant heat damaging the lungs; wind-dampness then takes advantage of the deficiency to invade the skin and hair, entering the blood vessels. Sores appear on both sides of the nose, accompanied by dampness, itching, and ulceration; this is known as “hidden insect.”The discharge from these sores then forms new sores. External symptoms include coughing, wheezing, high fever, aversion to cold, goosebumps, a dry nose with a runny discharge, a sore throat, a烂 chin with red saliva, bloating, dry and brittle hair, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, excessive crying, rubbing the nose and biting the nails, and alternating chills and fever.