Three-Flower Divine Protection Pills，*Xuanming Lun*, Volume 8.，For central fullness and abdominal distension, wheezing, coughing, dysuria, and oppression; all types of edema and distension caused by water and dampness; accumulation of damp-heat and intestinal sludge leading to disease; chronic illnesses that persist, resulting in jaundice, emaciation, and exhaustion, with stagnation of qi and blood that cannot be dispersed; or wind-heat and dryness stagnation causing numbness in the limbs and wandering, shooting pains;cough with phlegm and sputum, dizziness and vertigo; persistent malaria, masses and accumulations, hard, full, and oppressive sensations; alcohol-induced and food-induced stagnation, phlegm-fluid retention, and vomiting; menstrual disorders in women, with irregular or persistent vaginal discharge, regardless of whether it is red or white; typhoid fever in men and women, with abdominal distension and pain due to damp-heat, chronic or acute emaciation, chronic or acute low back pain, and all forms of dysentery;In children: convulsions, malnutrition, and accumulated heat; swollen and full mammary lumps. Yang-type edema; constipation and diarrhea.
Three-Flower Divine Protection Pills
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Formulas Name : Three-Flower Divine Protection Pills
Chinese Name : 三花神祐丸
Drug Formulation
Gan Sui: half liang; Euphorbia: half liang; Yuan Hua (moistened with vinegar and stir-fried): half liang; Ipomea: 2 liang; Rhubarb: 1 liang (ground into a fine powder); Mercury Oxide: 1 qian.
Source
*Xuanming Lun*, Volume 8.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder; add water drop by drop to form pills the size of small beans.
Benefits
For central fullness and abdominal distension, wheezing, coughing, dysuria, and oppression; all types of edema and distension caused by water and dampness; accumulation of damp-heat and intestinal sludge leading to disease; chronic illnesses that persist, resulting in jaundice, emaciation, and exhaustion, with stagnation of qi and blood that cannot be dispersed; or wind-heat and dryness stagnation causing numbness in the limbs and wandering, shooting pains;cough with phlegm and sputum, dizziness and vertigo; persistent malaria, masses and accumulations, hard, full, and oppressive sensations; alcohol-induced and food-induced stagnation, phlegm-fluid retention, and vomiting; menstrual disorders in women, with irregular or persistent vaginal discharge, regardless of whether it is red or white; typhoid fever in men and women, with abdominal distension and pain due to damp-heat, chronic or acute emaciation, chronic or acute low back pain, and all forms of dysentery;In children: convulsions, malnutrition, and accumulated heat; swollen and full mammary lumps. Yang-type edema; constipation and diarrhea.
Instructions for Use
Begin with 5 pills per dose; subsequently, increase each dose by 5 pills. Take with warm water, 3 times daily.Increase the dose until bowel movements become smooth and free; after bowel movements resume, return to the regular dosage until the condition is resolved. For cases of severe oppression and discomfort, taking too many pills at once may cause an abrupt, unrelenting attack that worsens pain and distress; in such cases, start with 2 pills per dose and increase by 2 pills each subsequent dose until bowel movements become smooth and free. For children, the pills should be the size of a sesame seed, with the dosage adjusted according to the child’s strength or weakness; for children aged 3–4 years, administer 3–5 pills following the method described above.
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Three-Flower Divine Protection Pills,For central fullness and abdominal distension, wheezing, coughing, dysuria, and oppression; all types of edema and distension caused by water and dampness; accumulation of damp-heat and intestinal sludge leading to disease; chronic illnesses that persist, resulting in jaundice, emaciation, and exhaustion, with stagnation of qi and blood that cannot be dispersed; or wind-heat and dryness stagnation causing numbness in the limbs and wandering, shooting pains;cough with phlegm and sputum, dizziness and vertigo; persistent malaria, masses and accumulations, hard, full, and oppressive sensations; alcohol-induced and food-induced stagnation, phlegm-fluid retention, and vomiting; menstrual disorders in women, with irregular or persistent vaginal discharge, regardless of whether it is red or white; typhoid fever in men and women, with abdominal distension and pain due to damp-heat, chronic or acute emaciation, chronic or acute low back pain, and all forms of dysentery;In children: convulsions, malnutrition, and accumulated heat; swollen and full mammary lumps. Yang-type edema; constipation and diarrhea.