Wind-Dispelling, Qi-Regulating, and Phlegm-Resolving Pills，From *Formulas of the Rui Zhu Hall*, cited in Volume 94 of *Formulas for Universal Relief*.，For coughs with stagnant qi, vomiting of phlegm and saliva, dizziness and blurred vision, hemiplegia, paralysis on one side of the body, and facial paralysis—where other medications have failed to provide relief.
Wind-Dispelling, Qi-Regulating, and Phlegm-Resolving Pills
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Formulas Name : Wind-Dispelling, Qi-Regulating, and Phlegm-Resolving Pills
Chinese Name : 祛风导气化痰丸
Drug Formulation
Half liang of Da Chuan Aconite (roasted, with skin and pith removed), 3 liang of Wudie Ni, 3 liang of Tian Nanxing, 3 liang of Bai Fuzi (raw), 1 liang of Tianma (soaked in wine, then roasted), 1 liang of whole scorpion (not detoxified, stir-fried with mint leaves), and 7 liang of Banxia.
Source
From *Formulas of the Rui Zhu Hall*, cited in Volume 94 of *Formulas for Universal Relief*.
Processing
Grind each ingredient into a fine powder; for Tiannanxing and Banxia, use the raw form. Place the powders in a silk bag and set it in a porcelain container. Soak in fresh water, then expose to sunlight by day and moonlight by night for three days and nights, changing the water every morning. After three days, remove the bag, dry it in the sun, and grind into a fine powder. Weigh each ingredient according to the specified amounts, mix them thoroughly, and sift through a fine sieve. Add 3 liang of Suhexiang oil; if Suhexiang pills are unavailable, Suhexiang paste may be used instead.If not applied topically, mix with glutinous rice flour to form a thin paste and roll into pills the size of a tung seed.
Benefits
For coughs with stagnant qi, vomiting of phlegm and saliva, dizziness and blurred vision, hemiplegia, paralysis on one side of the body, and facial paralysis—where other medications have failed to provide relief.
Instructions for Use
Take 50–70 pills per dose, washed down with ginger tea after meals and before bedtime, twice daily. The medicine should only be air-dried in the shade; do not sun-dry or roast it.
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Wind-Dispelling, Qi-Regulating, and Phlegm-Resolving Pills,For coughs with stagnant qi, vomiting of phlegm and saliva, dizziness and blurred vision, hemiplegia, paralysis on one side of the body, and facial paralysis—where other medications have failed to provide relief.