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Warm Wind Powder,For wind-cold toothache; wind-induced toothache with mild swelling and pain, no sensitivity to heat or cold, tight jaw that is difficult to open, a pale-white tongue coating, no thirst, and clear, copious urine.

Formulas Name : Warm Wind Powder

Chinese Name : 温风散

Drug Formulation

Angelica sinensis, Ligusticum chuanxiong, Asarum, Angelica dahurica, Piper longum, honeycomb (roasted), and Ligusticum wallichii—each in equal parts.

Source

*Zhi Zhi*, Volume 21.

Processing

Coarsely chop the ingredients.

Benefits

For wind-cold toothache; wind-induced toothache with mild swelling and pain, no sensitivity to heat or cold, tight jaw that is difficult to open, a pale-white tongue coating, no thirst, and clear, copious urine.

Instructions for Use

Take 2 qian per dose; decoct in water and drink, then use the liquid to rinse the mouth.

Warm Wind Powder,*Zhi Zhi*, Volume 21.,For wind-cold toothache; wind-induced toothache with mild swelling and pain, no sensitivity to heat or cold, tight jaw that is difficult to open, a pale-white tongue coating, no thirst, and clear, copious urine.

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