Wu Jing Pills，From *Su Shen’s Effective Prescriptions*, Volume 2.，For wind-induced spasms and convulsions, with the jaw and chin sagging and unable to close; and intestinal wind with bloody stools.Various wind-induced conditions characterized by flaccidity and laxity, uncoordinated limbs, deviation of the mouth and eyes, slurred speech, twitching of the eyebrows and eyes, dizziness and mental confusion, stiffness of tendons and vessels preventing flexion and extension, numbness throughout the body, pain in all joints, and itchy skin scratched until sores form.It also treats women’s blood-wind syndrome, characterized by pain and itching throughout the body, headache, and dizziness; as well as intestinal wind and visceral toxins causing unstoppable bloody stools.
Wu Jing Pills
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Formulas Name : Wu Jing Pills
Chinese Name : 乌荆丸
Drug Formulation
1 liang Sichuan Aconite (roasted, peel removed), 2 liang Schizonepeta spikes.
Source
From *Su Shen’s Effective Prescriptions*, Volume 2.
Processing
Form the mixture into pills the size of a Paulownia seed using vinegar paste.
Benefits
For wind-induced spasms and convulsions, with the jaw and chin sagging and unable to close; and intestinal wind with bloody stools.Various wind-induced conditions characterized by flaccidity and laxity, uncoordinated limbs, deviation of the mouth and eyes, slurred speech, twitching of the eyebrows and eyes, dizziness and mental confusion, stiffness of tendons and vessels preventing flexion and extension, numbness throughout the body, pain in all joints, and itchy skin scratched until sores form.It also treats women’s blood-wind syndrome, characterized by pain and itching throughout the body, headache, and dizziness; as well as intestinal wind and visceral toxins causing unstoppable bloody stools.
Instructions for Use
Take 20 pills per dose, washed down with wine or boiled water. For those with an illness, take 3–4 doses daily on an empty stomach; for those without an illness, take one dose in the morning.
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Wu Jing Pills,For wind-induced spasms and convulsions, with the jaw and chin sagging and unable to close; and intestinal wind with bloody stools.Various wind-induced conditions characterized by flaccidity and laxity, uncoordinated limbs, deviation of the mouth and eyes, slurred speech, twitching of the eyebrows and eyes, dizziness and mental confusion, stiffness of tendons and vessels preventing flexion and extension, numbness throughout the body, pain in all joints, and itchy skin scratched until sores form.It also treats women’s blood-wind syndrome, characterized by pain and itching throughout the body, headache, and dizziness; as well as intestinal wind and visceral toxins causing unstoppable bloody stools.