Generic Name:  Poria Powder with Five Herbs pill

Applied Syndrome: Wu Ling San is a Chinese herbal medicine to treat syndrome of accumulation of dampness accompanied with exterior-evil. This syndrome is caused by failure of the urinary-bladder in inducing both the water-dampness downward and body fluid upward which is caused by attack of the fu-organs by exterior-evils resulting from non-relief of Taiyang channel syndrome marked by fever, headache, excessive thirst, or thirst with desire for drinking, vomiting after drinking water, dysuria, floating or floating and rapid pulse.

Ingredients: Daily dosage of final product contains the following ingredients:

Instructions: 8 pills each Time, 3 Times a Day, Swallow with warm water.

Storage: Store in cool and dry place. Keep out of children.

Adverse Reactions: None has been reported,but stop using if any allergic symptom occurs.

Indications: Vomiting and diarrhea, common cold, stomach disorders, motion sickness, urgent colic abdominal pain, indigestion, gastrititis, acute enteritis, toxemia during pregnancy, excessive salivation, edema due to liver sclerosis, hepatitis, nephritis, urinary tract infections (UTI), dysuria, uremia, cardiac edema, hydrocele, migraine, habitual headache, trigeminal neuralgia, blisters.

Contraindication: This formula is contraindicated in the case of injury of body fluid or deficiency of Yin blood accompanied with thirst and disturbance of micturition lest Yin be consumed. In the clinic, if the exopathogens are to be dispersed from the exterior, cassia twig is used. If hypo-function of the urinarybladder with cold cyndrome is to be strenthed, cassia bark should be used.