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The Righteous Qi Recipe did not refer to a single prescription, but a type of prescription that had the effect of supporting one's Righteousness. Different diseases have different prescriptions for strengthening the body. The following are some examples: - Compound Duzhong Fuzheng mixture was used to nourish the kidney and spleen. It could be used for deficiency of both the spleen and kidney. The symptoms were soreness of the waist and knees, fatigue, loss of appetite, short breath, and fatigue. - In the treatment of anorexia, the Warming and Strengthening Formula contained Chinese herbs such as Huangqi, White Orchid, and Dangshen, which could regulate the function of the spleen and stomach to strengthen the body. The herbs such as Eucommia, Cistanche, and Morinda root in the Kidney-Nourishing and Yang-Strengthening Formula could enhance the function of the kidney to strengthen the body. - For skin diseases related to immunity or allergy, Cimicifuga Biejia Tang had the effect of strengthening the body, clearing heat, detoxifying, and dispersing blood stasis. In this prescription, Sichuan pepper is used to warm the middle and disperse cold, and licorice is used to help healthy qi. - Among the commonly used prescriptions in clinical practice, Ginseng Antidote Powder could dispel cold and dispel dampness, replenish qi and relieve exterior syndrome, dispel cold evil on the exterior and support healthy qi at the same time; Huanglong Tang had the effect of attacking heat stagnation, replenishing qi and nourishing blood, and supporting the weakness of qi and blood when attacking Yangming heat evil.

The prescriptions in Jianghu included Jinchang Ointment (Safflower + Notoginsengs + Huangqi + Moschus), Huoxue Ointment (Safflower + Notoginsengs + Danshen + Moschus), Shujin Ointment (Safflower + Notoginsengs + Albizia flower + Bustus root), Xugu Ointment (Notoginsengs + Eucommas + Largehead Whitehead Koidz + Antler), Shengxue Powder (Eucommas + Angelica + Fleeceflower Root + White Peony Root), Pingmai Powder (Safflower + Danshen + Gancao + Moschus), Safflower Ointment, Anshen Powder, and Detoxification Powder. Among them, the Red Flower Ointment could restore HP but could not be used in the dungeon. The Anshen Powder could restore energy and reduce travel time. The novel "Underworld Commander-in-Chief's Bloody World" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were certain specifications for the production of prescription notes. The hospital's prescription usually included the following parts: - ** Basic Information **: Including name, gender, age, phone number, fee, clinical diagnosis, prescription number, etc. Information such as Outpatient/Inpatient Medical Record Number, Department/Ward Area, Bed Number, etc.(if applicable). - ** Drug-related part (main text)**: Drug name, specifications, quantity, usage, dosage, etc. If it was a prescription for Chinese herbal slices, it also needed to indicate the method of decoction and administration. For Chinese medicine prescriptions, the relevant contents were given according to the specific conditions of Chinese medicine. The withdrawal period should also be indicated on the veterinarian prescriptions for food animals. - ** Personnel related part (postscript)**: The signature or stamp of the physician, the signature or stamp of the pharmacist (review, verification, distribution), and the pharmacist/pharmacist (distribution)(in the hospital prescription form); the signature or stamp of the registered veterinarian, the registration number, and the signature or stamp of the person distributing the medicine are required for the prescription form of the veterinarian. In terms of format, the prescription form of Jiangyou City Hospital showed an example of a standard format. Different types of prescription forms (such as outpatients/inpatients, Chinese herbal slices, etc.) had their own standard filling areas and content requirements. There were small specifications (210mm long, 148mm wide) and large specifications (296mm long, 210mm wide) for veterinarian prescription letters. They were in triplets and could use the same color of paper or three different colors of paper. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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The Fuzheng Gujin Formula was a prescription recommended by Fang Bangjiang. The specific formula was 12 grams of Huangqi, 6 grams of Bai Zhu, 9 grams of Glehnia root, and 6 grams of Fangfeng. The above herbs could be decocted in water to make tea or used decoction-free traditional Chinese medicine granules. They could be taken once or twice a day. There was also a prescription that contained 18 herbs, namely, Huangqi, Hedyotis, scutellaria barbata, Danshen, Zedoary, Sparganum, Bukui, laminaria, leech, etc. Baihe Gujin Tang, a commonly used prescription, may also have some connection with Fuzheng Gujin prescription, but it was not clearly stated in the text.