Wu Xiang Zhengqi Powder，*Formulas for Universal Relief*, Volume 256.，Miscellaneous Diseases.
Wu Xiang Zhengqi Powder
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Formulas Name : Wu Xiang Zhengqi Powder
Chinese Name : 乌香正气散
Drug Formulation
10 liang of large Aconite (hairs removed, scraped clean, and fumigated with vinegar), high-quality Wuyao (core removed, stir-fried until yellow).
Source
*Formulas for Universal Relief*, Volume 256.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
Miscellaneous Diseases.
Instructions for Use
If taken at dawn after being exposed to cold winds, mix with 2 qian of salt. This formula restores vital energy, expels pathogenic factors, wards off evil spirits and epidemics, dispels wind, regulates qi, and stimulates appetite; it also treats typhoid fever during pregnancy. Add 10 stems of scallion whites,2 liang of fresh ginger; decoct together to yield one bowl, divide into three doses, and take the medicine warm to induce sweating; for treating common cold and exposure to cold, with dizziness, stiff neck, and back pain, mix with one zhan of hot wine and add Perilla leaves before taking; for treating postpartum blood stasis attacking the heart and spleen causing pain, decoct and mix with a child’s urine before taking; for treating women with a cold Blood Sea, sallow complexion, and thinning hair, mix with rice porridge before taking;For women with hair loss, blood deficiency, irregular menstruation, and a sallow complexion: mix with vinegar soup and take orally; for women with blood exhaustion, blood masses, or blood tumors, accompanied by pain from the accumulation of blood and qi: mix with Angelica sinensis and frankincense in wine and take orally; for women with excessive menstrual flow or unstoppable uterine bleeding: mix one cup of burnt Anlu ash with wine and vinegar and take orally;For women with blood and qi surging to the heart, obstructed blood and qi, and turbid, uneven blood flow, take with wine mixed with Yuanhua; for women experiencing difficult childbirth, take 3–7 seeds of Suancao and swallow them with medicine mixed in a child’s urine; if seeds are unavailable, use the leaves or roots instead. For men and women with blood wind or blood heat, characterized by redness and itching all over the body that gradually develops into leprosy, take with wine mixed with Jingjie;For men and children suffering from abdominal pain and bloody diarrhea caused by visceral toxins, roast cypress leaves until dry, grind into a fine powder (1 qian), mix with 3 qian of the prescribed medicine, and take with rice water; for men and women with “jianfeng” (a type of wind-dampness syndrome) causing tightness in the lower abdomen, as well as for men with small intestine qi disorders, bladder or kidney qi disorders, or cold qi surging upward—all presenting with cramping pain in the back and lower back—combine with roasted salt, aniseed, and wulingzhi, and take with warm wine;To treat poison from witchcraft, mental confusion, and loss of consciousness, decoct ginseng and take it orally; for adults and children with undigested food, stagnant qi, dysphagia, and all qi-related disorders, add ginger and jujubes, decoct together, and take with warm rice water, or take with a pinch of salt;To treat boils, carbuncles, scabies, leprosy, and ringworm, take Schizonepeta tea or mix with wine; to treat intestinal worms in adults and various parasitic infections in children—manifesting as abdominal distension, a distended abdomen, a sallow complexion, and thinning hair—take lean meat and consume it with a decoction of betel nut, taken on an empty stomach;To treat adults and children with persistent fever and chills, alternating diarrhea and dysentery, and disharmony of blood and qi, take with a decoction of black plum, dried ginger, and licorice; to treat adults and children with persistent internal heat, grind sorrel to extract 1 he of its natural juice and mix with well water to take.
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Wu Xiang Zhengqi Powder,Miscellaneous Diseases.