Su Xue Dan，*Complete Book on the Treatment of Epidemics*, Volume 5.，Yangming syndrome with fever, eye pain, dry nose, insomnia, chest distress, and thirst.
Su Xue Dan
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Formulas Name : Su Xue Dan
Chinese Name : 素雪丹
Drug Formulation
3 qian of duckweed, 3 qian of gypsum (ground), 2 qian of Ophiopogon (core removed), 2 qian of Scrophularia, 2 qian of Pueraria root, 2 qian of Moutan bark (washed with wine), 1 qian of white peony root, 3 qian of fresh ginger, and 1 qian of licorice.
Source
*Complete Book on the Treatment of Epidemics*, Volume 5.
Benefits
Yangming syndrome with fever, eye pain, dry nose, insomnia, chest distress, and thirst.
Instructions for Use
Boil 3 cups of water with 1 pinch of japonica rice until reduced to half a cup; strain and take while hot. Cover with a blanket to induce a light sweat.
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Su Xue Dan,Yangming syndrome with fever, eye pain, dry nose, insomnia, chest distress, and thirst.