Powder and Decoction Manner for Gravel Treating 1739
A historical medical note describes dosing for gravel with powders and decoctions, adjusting for age and constitution. It lists herbs, pills for fits of gravel, and the need to increase calcium enail content in weak patients, with quantities and timing for doses.
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