Yiangru Chishao Powder，From *Secrets of Infant Care*, Volume 2.，Fetal Heat. If the mother craves pungent, hot, or stir-fried foods during pregnancy, or suffers from a febrile illness that is not properly treated to clear the heat, the child may be affected. After birth, the infant may present with closed eyes, a flushed face, swollen eyelids, frequent body straining, babbling sounds, intermittent crying, occasional startles and restlessness, high fever throughout the body, and yellow, scanty urine. If not treated early, this may lead to the development of red tumors, sores, or boils.
Yiangru Chishao Powder
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Formulas Name : Yiangru Chishao Powder
Chinese Name : 酿乳赤芍散
Drug Formulation
Raw Rehmannia (washed with wine), Scutellaria baicalensis, Chuanxiong, Angelica sinensis, Akebia (washed with wine), Fried Licorice, Red Peony Root, Trichosanthes root, and Forsythia—each in equal parts.
Source
From *Secrets of Infant Care*, Volume 2.
Benefits
Fetal Heat. If the mother craves pungent, hot, or stir-fried foods during pregnancy, or suffers from a febrile illness that is not properly treated to clear the heat, the child may be affected. After birth, the infant may present with closed eyes, a flushed face, swollen eyelids, frequent body straining, babbling sounds, intermittent crying, occasional startles and restlessness, high fever throughout the body, and yellow, scanty urine. If not treated early, this may lead to the development of red tumors, sores, or boils.
Instructions for Use
Coarsely crush the ingredients. Add bamboo leaves, decoct in water, and have the nursing mother drink it after a meal to expel stagnant breast milk; she should also allow the infant to suckle a small amount.
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Yiangru Chishao Powder,Fetal Heat. If the mother craves pungent, hot, or stir-fried foods during pregnancy, or suffers from a febrile illness that is not properly treated to clear the heat, the child may be affected. After birth, the infant may present with closed eyes, a flushed face, swollen eyelids, frequent body straining, babbling sounds, intermittent crying, occasional startles and restlessness, high fever throughout the body, and yellow, scanty urine. If not treated early, this may lead to the development of red tumors, sores, or boils.