Yinjing Powder,*Insights into Surgical Mysteries*, Volume 12.,Smallpox in children.
Yinjing Powder
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Formulas Name : Yinjing Powder
Chinese Name : 引经散
Drug Formulation
2–3 he of glutinous rice.
Source
*Insights into Surgical Mysteries*, Volume 12.
Processing
Wrap the above tightly in damp paper, then encase it securely in yellow clay; place it in a fire until red-hot. Once cooled, remove it, select the beige-colored pieces, and grind them into a powder.
Benefits
Smallpox in children.
Instructions for Use
For children under 1 year old, mix 1 fen of cinnabar powder with 1 fen of rice powder; dissolve in boiling water with 1 spoonful of honey and 1 spoonful of wine, then administer. For children aged 3–5, increase the dosage accordingly.
Note
Do not administer any other medication for 3 days after taking this remedy.
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Yinjing Powder,Smallpox in children.