Stagnation-Relieving Thousand Gold Pills，From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Pujifang), Volume 174.，For the elderly and those with deficiency constitutions, as well as all cases of deficiency-cold, abdominal masses, and masses; for distension, pain, and bloating;Qi deficiency in the various organs, with stagnation and oppression; as well as food poisoning from witchcraft, or undigested food and retained fluids; postpartum women with retained blood that fails to dissipate; young women with blocked menstruation that has congealed into masses, accompanied by intermittent chills and fever, blackened lips and mouth, emaciated limbs, a strong desire to lie down, loss of appetite, lower abdominal pain, and stools resembling grain dregs that develop into cold dysentery.
Stagnation-Relieving Thousand Gold Pills
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Formulas Name : Stagnation-Relieving Thousand Gold Pills
Chinese Name : 消滞千金丸
Drug Formulation
Qian Niu (powdered root) 4 liang, Xiang Fuzi 2 liang, Wulingzhi 1.5 liang, Jing Sanling 5 qian.
Source
From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Pujifang), Volume 174.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and form into pills using vinegar paste.
Benefits
For the elderly and those with deficiency constitutions, as well as all cases of deficiency-cold, abdominal masses, and masses; for distension, pain, and bloating;Qi deficiency in the various organs, with stagnation and oppression; as well as food poisoning from witchcraft, or undigested food and retained fluids; postpartum women with retained blood that fails to dissipate; young women with blocked menstruation that has congealed into masses, accompanied by intermittent chills and fever, blackened lips and mouth, emaciated limbs, a strong desire to lie down, loss of appetite, lower abdominal pain, and stools resembling grain dregs that develop into cold dysentery.
Instructions for Use
Take 2–3 pills per dose, washed down with licorice decoction.
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Stagnation-Relieving Thousand Gold Pills,For the elderly and those with deficiency constitutions, as well as all cases of deficiency-cold, abdominal masses, and masses; for distension, pain, and bloating;Qi deficiency in the various organs, with stagnation and oppression; as well as food poisoning from witchcraft, or undigested food and retained fluids; postpartum women with retained blood that fails to dissipate; young women with blocked menstruation that has congealed into masses, accompanied by intermittent chills and fever, blackened lips and mouth, emaciated limbs, a strong desire to lie down, loss of appetite, lower abdominal pain, and stools resembling grain dregs that develop into cold dysentery.