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Nine-Ingredient Bezoar Pill Instructions

Please read the instructions carefully and use under the guidance of a physician.

NAMES
Jiuwei Niuhuang Wan
JiuweiNiuhuang Wan
JiuweiNiuhuangWan
Jiu Wei Niu Huang Wan
Jiuwei Niuhuang Pills
Jiuwei Niuhuang Wan
Nine-Ingredient Bezoar Pill
九味牛黄丸

[Ingredients]

Safflower, Bashaga, Aristolochia Wood, Bezoar, Zhaxun Paste, Citrullus Colocynthis Seed, Swertia, Meconopsis, Costus Root.

[Properties]

This product comes in brownish water pills; it has a mild fragrance and a bitter taste.

[Functions and Indications]

Clears liver heat. Used for liver enlargement, liver pain, nausea, red eyes, and various liver diseases, including hepatitis, peigen disease, and mubu disease.

[Specifications]

Each 10 pills weigh 5g.

[Dosage and Administration]

Oral use. Take 4–5 pills per dose, three times a day.

[Adverse Reactions]

Not yet clear.

[Contraindications]

Not yet clear.

[Precautions]

• Avoid greasy, raw, cold, sour, spoiled, and spicy foods while taking this medication.
• This product contains Aristolochia Wood, which contains aristolochic acid. Aristolochic acid may cause kidney damage and other adverse reactions.
• This product is a prescription medication and must be purchased with a physician's prescription. It should be used under a physician’s guidance, with regular kidney function tests. If any kidney dysfunction is detected, discontinue use immediately.
• Use with caution in children and elderly individuals. Pregnant women, infants, and patients with kidney dysfunction should not use this product.

[Storage]

Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place.

[Packaging]

Packaging materials: Pharmaceutical-grade PTP aluminum foil and solid medicinal-grade PVC hard sheet.
Packaging specifications: 0.5g × 10 pills/board × 2 boards/box.

[Shelf Life]

36 months.

[Standards]

Included in the first volume of Tibetan Medicine Standards; Standard Number: WS3-BC-0245-95.

[Approval Number]

National Medicine Standard No. Z63020051.