Three Ginsengs, Winter Melon, and Swallow’s Nest Soup，From *Methods for Treating Warm-Heat and Epidemic Diseases*, citing a formula by Fan Kaizhou.，For cases of blood-level warm toxins combined with food stagnation, which internally attack the stomach and intestines, robbing the blood and causing it to flow downward, resulting in bloody diarrhea, fever, thirst, severe pain in the umbilical region and abdomen, tenesmus, and a sensation of incomplete evacuation; or for cases of cold damage with blood intermingled, following episodes of hematemesis or melena.
Three Ginsengs, Winter Melon, and Swallow’s Nest Soup
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Formulas Name : Three Ginsengs, Winter Melon, and Swallow’s Nest Soup
Chinese Name : 三参冬燕汤
Drug Formulation
1 qian of Prince Ginseng, 1 qian of American Ginseng, 4 qian of Northern Sand Ginseng, 2 qian of Ophiopogon tuber, 8 fen of whole swallow’s nest strips, 1 wine cup of green sugarcane juice, and 3 pieces of Jianlan leaves.
Source
From *Methods for Treating Warm-Heat and Epidemic Diseases*, citing a formula by Fan Kaizhou.
Benefits
For cases of blood-level warm toxins combined with food stagnation, which internally attack the stomach and intestines, robbing the blood and causing it to flow downward, resulting in bloody diarrhea, fever, thirst, severe pain in the umbilical region and abdomen, tenesmus, and a sensation of incomplete evacuation; or for cases of cold damage with blood intermingled, following episodes of hematemesis or melena.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take orally.
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Three Ginsengs, Winter Melon, and Swallow’s Nest Soup,For cases of blood-level warm toxins combined with food stagnation, which internally attack the stomach and intestines, robbing the blood and causing it to flow downward, resulting in bloody diarrhea, fever, thirst, severe pain in the umbilical region and abdomen, tenesmus, and a sensation of incomplete evacuation; or for cases of cold damage with blood intermingled, following episodes of hematemesis or melena.