Shu Jinya Powder，From *Wai Tai*, Volume 13, citing *Shen Shi’s Formulas*.，Symptoms of ghost-induced wind-pathogen or ghost-induced corpse-pathogen: the condition may manifest in the spine or flanks, moving unpredictably; the patient dislikes seeing people; their will is unstable; their face is pale; their eyes are red and their nostrils flared; their lips are parched; and their fingernails are yellow.
Shu Jinya Powder
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Formulas Name : Shu Jinya Powder
Chinese Name : 蜀金牙散
Drug Formulation
Jin Ya 1 fen (ground), Centipede (roasted) 1, Lizard (from rocky terrain, roasted) 1, Aconite Root (processed) 1, Ginseng 4 fen,7 rove beetles (roasted), 14 Xu Changqing, 14 Chinese pennywort (roasted), 14 spotted beetles (wings and legs removed, roasted), 1 fen realgar (ground), 4 fen cinnamon bark,2 fen of Podophyllum, 1 fen of wild kudzu (roasted), 3 fen of Toxicanthemum, 2 fen of Ligusticum, 2 fen of Schisandra, 2 fen of Sichuan pepper (with seeds and stems removed), 2 fen of rhubarb, 2 fen of licorice (roasted), 2 fen of snake shed skin (roasted), 2 fen of dew-soaked bee hive (roasted), 2 fen of azurite (if unavailable, substitute with ultramarine; grind separately),Pearl (ground separately) 2 fen, Cinnabar 2 fen, Ghost Du-you 2 fen, Aconite (roasted) 2 fen, Wolf’s-bane 2 fen, Gypsum 5 fen (ground), Asarum 1 fen, Wild Fennel 2 fen, Ghost Arrow 2 fen, Lepidium (roasted) 2 fen, Stork Bone (roasted) 2 fen,Leiwan 2 fen, Dried Lacquer (simmered) 2 fen, Tortoise Shell (roasted) 2 fen, Wolf’s Tooth 4 fen, Tingzhang 7 pieces (roasted), Fritillary Bulb 2 pieces, Ning Shui Stone 5 fen, Ox Bile (ground separately) 4 fen, Swallow Droppings 4 fen, Platycodon Root 3 fen, Iron Ore 1 fen (ground), Potassium Carbonate 2 fen (ground).
Source
From *Wai Tai*, Volume 13, citing *Shen Shi’s Formulas*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a powder.
Benefits
Symptoms of ghost-induced wind-pathogen or ghost-induced corpse-pathogen: the condition may manifest in the spine or flanks, moving unpredictably; the patient dislikes seeing people; their will is unstable; their face is pale; their eyes are red and their nostrils flared; their lips are parched; and their fingernails are yellow.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 daogui per dose, mixed with wine and taken before meals, twice daily; if no improvement is seen, gradually increase the dose. Parasites may be expelled in the urine or feces.
Note
Avoid pork, cold water, raw scallions, seaweed, Chinese cabbage, raw blood, and civet meat.
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Shu Jinya Powder,Symptoms of ghost-induced wind-pathogen or ghost-induced corpse-pathogen: the condition may manifest in the spine or flanks, moving unpredictably; the patient dislikes seeing people; their will is unstable; their face is pale; their eyes are red and their nostrils flared; their lips are parched; and their fingernails are yellow.