Sao Feng Pills，*Traditional Chinese Medicine: Science of Traumatic Injuries*.，Early-stage, mild leprosy.
Sao Feng Pills
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Formulas Name : Sao Feng Pills
Chinese Name : 扫风丸
Drug Formulation
1.75 kg of Da Feng Zi, 240 g of Coix Seed, 240 g of Schizonepeta, 120 g of Sophora Flavescens, 120 g of White Tribulus, 120 g of Small Sesame, 120 g of Xanthium Seed, 120 g of Fangfeng, 30 g of White Flower Snake, 60 g of Atractylodes, 60 g of White Aconite,Cinnamon Twig 60 g, Angelica Root 60 g, Gentiana Root 60 g, White Angelica Root 60 g, Aconite Root 60 g, Clematis Root 60 g, Sichuan Lovage Root 60 g,Uncaria 60 g, Carica papaya 60 g, Dodder seed 60 g, Cinnamon bark 60 g, Gastrodia 60 g, Achyranthes root 60 g, Polygonum multiflorum 60 g, Millenian herb 60 g, Processed blue calcite 60 g, Aconite root 60 g, Anemarrhena rhizome 60 g, Gardenia fruit 60 g.
Source
*Traditional Chinese Medicine: Science of Traumatic Injuries*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, mix with water to form small pills, dry, and set aside for later use.
Benefits
Early-stage, mild leprosy.
Instructions for Use
Adults should start with 6g, taken twice daily. If no reactions such as vomiting or nausea occur after 3 days, the dose may be increased by 1.5g per dose; after the 8th day, take 3 times daily.
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Sao Feng Pills,Early-stage, mild leprosy.