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What does it do?
Shui Tuo Wu Ling Wan (Wu Ling Wan, Shui Tuo Wu Ling Pian,
水脱五苓丸),
literally "Water Drain Hoelen Five Pills" in Chinese,
warms Yang to promote Qi formation; eliminates dampness and regulates water metabolism.†
The Chinse medicine is used for (1) both superficial syndrome and interior accumulation of dampness
manifested as headache, fever, polydipsia, vomiting just after drinking water, dysuria, whitish greasy
or whitish thick lingual fur, and superficial pulse; and (2) interior accumulation of water dampness
marked by edema, general heaviness, dysuria, diarrhea and choleraic vomiting and diarrhea, etc ; and
(3) phlegm and fluid retention marked by epigastric throb, saliva spitting and dizziness or
shortness of breath and cough.†
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Cautious Notes
1. Avoid oily, cold, and hard to digest food.
2. Not suitable for concerns coexisting with thirst and dry stool.
3. Not suitable for acute gastricintestinal infection.
4. Use with caution during pregnancy.
5. Use with caution for old weak people.
6. Consult your herbalist or physician before use if you are taking other medicines.
7. Keep out of reach of children.
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Double the concentration of other Chinese herb concentrated pills
