- Pain and soreness in the bones and sinews
and numbness in the extremities due to Wind Damp, with
Clematis
chinensis- Wei ling xiang.
[4]
- Headache, dizziness, and blurred vision due to ascending Liver fire, with
Prunella
vulgaris- Xia ku cao.
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