Shi Jue Ming Usages and Indications

• Drains liver fire, descends rising yang - headache, dizziness, red eyes.
• Liver heat disturbing the vision - photophobia, pterygium, visual obstruction.

Dosage and Preparation Notes For Shi Jue Ming

• Dosage: 9-30g

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Staff Clinical Notes

Compare with Qing Xiang Zi, Jue Ming Zi, Xia Ku Cao, Man Jing Zi, Mi Meng Hua - they all reduce liver fire, expel wind-heat from the head especially from the eyes, and descend liver yang.

Our database contains 1 TCM Formula where Shi Jue Ming is generally used

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• Tian Ma Gou Teng Wan -Gastrodia and Uncaria Formula (Expel Wind)

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