Wuye Pills，Quoted from *Gujin Luyan* in Volume 13 of *Wai Tai*.，The Five Types of Qi Stagnation: Corpse Qi, Weeping Qi, Cold Qi, Chilly Qi, and Heat Qi, manifesting as alternating chills and fever.Shortness of breath; pain beneath both flanks radiating to the back and spine; labored breathing with insufficient air, making walking difficult; poor appetite; sagging, sallow face; difficulty urinating; stiff neck preventing bending forward or backward; hard, distended abdomen; rumbling and distension below the navel on both sides; burning pain in the hands and feet; blurred vision; and forgetfulness; chronic rheumatic arthralgia with stiffness in the lower back and spine; and a tendency to wake from dreams.
Wuye Pills
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Formulas Name : Wuye Pills
Chinese Name : 五野丸
Drug Formulation
Ox bile (ground) 1 fen, musk (ground) 1 fen, Sichuan pepper (seeds removed, roasted) 1 fen, realgar (ground) 1 fen, rhubarb 1 fen, angelica root 1 fen, Sichuan aconite (roasted) 1 fen,Sichuan Aconite Root (roasted) 1 fen, sodium carbonate (simmered; some formulas use sodium silicate) 1 fen, ginseng 2 fen, cinnamon bark 2 fen, cinnabar 2 fen, Asarum 2 fen, dried ginger 2 fen, one lizard (roasted), 50 croton seeds (seeds and inner husks removed, simmered), and 2 fen of Podophyllum.
Source
Quoted from *Gujin Luyan* in Volume 13 of *Wai Tai*.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey to form pills the size of a paulownia seed.
Benefits
The Five Types of Qi Stagnation: Corpse Qi, Weeping Qi, Cold Qi, Chilly Qi, and Heat Qi, manifesting as alternating chills and fever.Shortness of breath; pain beneath both flanks radiating to the back and spine; labored breathing with insufficient air, making walking difficult; poor appetite; sagging, sallow face; difficulty urinating; stiff neck preventing bending forward or backward; hard, distended abdomen; rumbling and distension below the navel on both sides; burning pain in the hands and feet; blurred vision; and forgetfulness; chronic rheumatic arthralgia with stiffness in the lower back and spine; and a tendency to wake from dreams.
Instructions for Use
Take 3 pills per dose, twice daily. If there is no improvement, gradually increase the dose until improvement is observed.
Note
Avoid pork, asparagus, raw green onions, raw vegetables, and raw blood-containing foods.
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Wuye Pills,The Five Types of Qi Stagnation: Corpse Qi, Weeping Qi, Cold Qi, Chilly Qi, and Heat Qi, manifesting as alternating chills and fever.Shortness of breath; pain beneath both flanks radiating to the back and spine; labored breathing with insufficient air, making walking difficult; poor appetite; sagging, sallow face; difficulty urinating; stiff neck preventing bending forward or backward; hard, distended abdomen; rumbling and distension below the navel on both sides; burning pain in the hands and feet; blurred vision; and forgetfulness; chronic rheumatic arthralgia with stiffness in the lower back and spine; and a tendency to wake from dreams.