Home›Formulas› First: Zhuhan Dangjing Tang (Cold-Expelling, Convulsion-Quieting Decoction) from Fuyou Bian (Book for Blessing Children): hu jiao (black pepper) 1 qian (about 3 g), gan jiang (dried ginger) 1 qian (about 3 g), rou gui (cinnamon bark) 1 qian (about 3 g), ding xiang (cloves) ten buds, gao li shen (Korean ginseng), gan cao (licorice); decocted in water made from boiling zao xin tu (stove-earth clay), the ginseng and licorice boiled for seven or eight boils, then the powdered aromatic herbs added and boiled thirty boils

First: Zhuhan Dangjing Tang (Cold-Expelling, Convulsion-Quieting Decoction) from Fuyou Bian (Book for Blessing Children): hu jiao (black pepper) 1 qian (about 3 g), gan jiang (dried ginger) 1 qian (about 3 g), rou gui (cinnamon bark) 1 qian (about 3 g), ding xiang (cloves) ten buds, gao li shen (Korean ginseng), gan cao (licorice); decocted in water made from boiling zao xin tu (stove-earth clay), the ginseng and licorice boiled for seven or eight boils, then the powdered aromatic herbs added and boiled thirty boils: Chinese Medicine Cases

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Child Convulsions After Catching Cold, Afternoon Fever, Vomiting and Diarrhea? Doctor Zhang Xichun Cured Slow Spleen Wind with Zhuhan Dangjing Tang and Modified Lizhong Dihuang Tang

Medicine: Hu jiao (black pepper), Gan jiang (dried ginger)