Ti Pen Powder

Ti Pen Powder,For severe constipation where medication fails to relieve the condition.

Formulas Name : Ti Pen Powder

Chinese Name : 提盆散

Drug Formulation

3 qian of rock salt, 7 rotten grass nodes from under a roof eave.

Source

From *The Pocket Guide*, Volume 1, citing *The Holy Beneficence*.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and mix thoroughly.

Benefits

For severe constipation where medication fails to relieve the condition.

Instructions for Use

Take half a qian at a time and blow it into the anus through a bamboo tube, about one cun deep.

Ti Pen Powder,From *The Pocket Guide*, Volume 1, citing *The Holy Beneficence*.,For severe constipation where medication fails to relieve the condition.

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