Rusheng Qingjin Pills，From *Bo Ji*, Volume 4.，For children with internal heat who suddenly experience vomiting, nighttime startles and crying that persist without resolution, or who suffer from constipation or diarrhea—which may develop into chronic convulsions or malnutrition-related disorders.
Rusheng Qingjin Pills
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Formulas Name : Rusheng Qingjin Pills
Chinese Name : 如圣青金丸
Drug Formulation
1 qian of borneol, 1 fen of musk, 1.5 qian of fragrant ink, 1 qian of talcum powder, 3 qian of wheat flour, 2 Shijunzi fruits (wrapped in wheat flour and slow-roasted until cooked), 10 pieces of gold leaf (use a smaller amount if unavailable), 10 pieces of silver leaf (use a smaller amount if unavailable), and 2 qian of indigo powder.
Source
From *Bo Ji*, Volume 4.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, add well water drop by drop to form pills the size of a chicken’s egg.
Benefits
For children with internal heat who suddenly experience vomiting, nighttime startles and crying that persist without resolution, or who suffer from constipation or diarrhea—which may develop into chronic convulsions or malnutrition-related disorders.
Instructions for Use
For chronic convulsions, take 1 pill per dose, dissolved in peppermint water. After taking it, the child will fall asleep within moments; once asleep, the condition is immediately cured. Take 2–3 more doses thereafter. For minor, fleeting convulsions or acute convulsions, take half a pill or less; for chronic convulsions, the treatment is effective when clear phlegm is expelled.
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Rusheng Qingjin Pills,For children with internal heat who suddenly experience vomiting, nighttime startles and crying that persist without resolution, or who suffer from constipation or diarrhea—which may develop into chronic convulsions or malnutrition-related disorders.