Yun Kai San，From *Ji Ming Lu*.，For eye disorders, regardless of whether vision is affected at near or far distances, accompanied by itching or pain; as well as wind-induced papules on the eyelids, opacities obscuring the cornea, and redness and dryness of the eye sockets; or, following a rash or smallpox, wind-induced eye dryness, pain, and corneal opacities.
Yun Kai San
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Formulas Name : Yun Kai San
Chinese Name : 云开散
Drug Formulation
3 liang of White Tribulus, 2 liang of Oyster Shell (calcined and sifted), 2 liang of Fried Licorice, 2 liang of Fangfeng, 2 liang of Charred Gardenia,Qianghuo 2 liang, Poria 2 liang, Vitex fruit 2 liang, Angelica sinensis 1 liang 5 qian, Chuanxiong 1 liang 5 qian, Red Peony root 1 liang 5 qian, Atractylodes (soaked in rice water overnight) 1 liang, Pollen 1 liang, Chrysanthemum 1 liang, Leonurus seed 1 liang, Light-yellow Scutellaria 8 qian, Cicada slough 5 qian, Snake shed 5 qian.
Source
From *Ji Ming Lu*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a powder.
Benefits
For eye disorders, regardless of whether vision is affected at near or far distances, accompanied by itching or pain; as well as wind-induced papules on the eyelids, opacities obscuring the cornea, and redness and dryness of the eye sockets; or, following a rash or smallpox, wind-induced eye dryness, pain, and corneal opacities.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 qian per dose, dissolved in hot water on an empty stomach. Reduce the dose by half for children.
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Yun Kai San,For eye disorders, regardless of whether vision is affected at near or far distances, accompanied by itching or pain; as well as wind-induced papules on the eyelids, opacities obscuring the cornea, and redness and dryness of the eye sockets; or, following a rash or smallpox, wind-induced eye dryness, pain, and corneal opacities.