Ding Xian Wan – strongly clears Phlegm, opens sensory orifices, extinguishes Wind

Ding Xian Wan - Yi xue xin wu

Tian Ma (rhizoma gastrodiae elatae)…30g

Chuan Bei Mu (bulbus fritillariae cirrhosae)…30g

Jiang Ban Xia (ginger fried rhizoma pinelliae ternatae)…30g

Fu Ling (sclerotium poriae cocos)…30g

Fu Shen sclerotium poriae cocos pararadicis)…30g

Dan Nan Xing (pulvis arisaemae cum felle bovis)…15g

Shi Chang Pu (rhizoma acori graminei)…15g

Quan Xie (buthus martensi)…15g

Jiang Can (bombyx batryticatus)…15g

Hu Po (succunum)…15g

Deng Xin Cao (medulla junci effusi)…15g

Chen Pi (pericarpium citri reticulatae)…21g

Yuan Zhi (radix polygalae tenuifoliae)…21g

Dan Shen (radix salviae miltiorrhizae)…60g

Mai Men Dong (tuber ophiopogonis japonici)…60g

Zhu Sha (cinnabaris)…9g [refine with water]

Indications: recurrent virtigo, weakness, stifling sensation in the chest followed by a sudden loss or clouding of consciousness and falling down, rolling back of the eyes, mouth deviation, spitting up mucus with a loud raspy sound, convulsions, sudden screaming, incontinence of bowels or urine, white greasy tongue coat, wiry slippery pulse. Epilepsy.

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Reference:

Benskey & Gamble 1993, Chinese Herbal Medicine Formulas and Strategies, Seattle Washington, Eastland Press Inc.

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