How to Use Huang Lian Decoction
Composition: Huang Lian (without root hair) 1 liang, dried ginger (roasted) half liang, mugwort leaves (fried) half liang, preserved prune meat 3 pieces.
Instructions: Crush the components. For consumption, take 2 qian, boil with 1 cup of water until reduced to 3 parts, and drink warm on an empty stomach.
Benefits and Treatment of Huang Lian Decoction
Treatment for: Pediatric red and white dysentery, abdominal pain.
Alternative Prescriptions of Huang Lian Decoction 1
Composition: Huang Lian (without root hair) half liang, licorice (fried and cut) half liang, Huang Yao Zi 1 fen, Wu Lan leaves 1 fen, Gardenia seed 2 pieces, Rhino horn scrapings 1 fen.
Source: 'Comprehensive Record of Holy Creation', Volume 178.
Treats: Pediatric excessive blood dysentery.
Instructions: Grind into coarse powder. For children aged 1-2 years, take 1 qian. Boil with 7 parts water until reduced to 3 parts, strain, warm to consume before meals, twice daily.
Alternative Prescriptions of Huang Lian Decoction 2
Composition: Huang Lian 2 liang (without root hair), licorice 2 liang, bitter sophora 5 liang, a handful of willow branches and leaves.
Source: 'Saintly Wisdom', Volume 90.
Treats: Pediatric skin sores discharging yellow pus.
Instructions: Cut the ingredients finely and mix evenly. Use 3 liang, boil with 5 liters of water until reduced to 3 liters, strain, and use in a bath as required based on temperature. Effective healing.
Alternative Prescriptions of Huang Lian Decoction 3
Composition: Huang Lian (powdered) 1 zi, frankincense (ground) 1 zi, lampwick 5 stalks, almonds 5 pieces (peeled and ground), large dates 2 pieces (sectioned and pitted), dragon's gall (powdered) 1 qian, thick powder half qian.
Source: 'Comprehensive Record of Holy Creation', Volume 103.
Treats: Liver heat accumulation attacking upward, causing swollen, painful red eyes.
Instructions: Boil with 2 cups of water until reduced to half. Wash before bed.
Safety Warning: Consult a qualified TCM practitioner before using herbal remedies to ensure safety and suitability.
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Self-Test & Care Engagement
If you recognize symptoms like skin sores or dysentery in children, immediately evaluate their dietary intake and opt for balanced nutrition. Upon noticing red, swollen eyes, promptly apply a warm compress and seek professional advice.
For informational purposes only. Please consult a qualified practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) before use.
