Weining Decoction

Weining Decoction,Gastric ulcer.

Formulas Name : Weining Decoction

Chinese Name : 胃宁汤

Drug Formulation

9 g calcined Oyster Shell, 9 g stir-fried Cuttlefish Bone, 9 g Guang Chenpi, 9 g charred Barley Malt, 9 g charred Shenqu, 4.5 g Agarwood, 9 g Guang Musk, 9 g processed Corydalis, 6 g Amomum, 9 g processed Cyperus, 9 g stir-fried Hangzhou Peony, 9 g Salvia, 3 g Licorice.

Source

*Shandong Medical Journal*, 1964: (7): 27.

Benefits

Gastric ulcer.

Instructions for Use

Decoct in water and take orally. Take once in the morning and once in the evening each day. Use in combination with Gai Ning San.

Weining Decoction,*Shandong Medical Journal*, 1964: (7): 27.,Gastric ulcer.

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