**Centipede and Orchitis: The Miracle Cure of Traditional Chinese Medicine**
Centipede, a pungent and warm product, is slightly poisonous and returns to the liver meridian. In the treasure house of wisdom of Chinese medicine, it has been endowed with a variety of miraculous effects: relieving wind and spasmodic, attacking toxins and dispersing knots, and relieving pain. It is an indispensable medicine for many diseases.
Orchitis, a disease that can occur in both adults and children, is often difficult to trace. One of the characteristics of this disease is that the testicles are swollen and painful, and the condition is often lingering and difficult to heal. However, TCM has one side that can cope with this disease.
Professor Chen Chaozu, a leader in the field of Chinese medicine, received an unknown secret recipe from his cousin Chen Jirong in his early years. This secret convenience is based on wood incense and centipede, and is specially aimed at the treatment of orchitis. Simple and accurate prescription configuration: 30g of wood incense, 10 centipedes, ground into fine powder. Adults only need 3g each time, three times a day, and liquor, and children need 2g each time, three times a day, with wine as the guide. Chen Lao named this prescription "Wood Fragrance Centipede Powder". Many patients have benefited from this formula, and the results are as good as good music.
In clinical practice, I have witnessed this treatment of Chen Lao. For patients with a short course of disease, it is often effective to take three or five doses of the drug. For patients with a long course of disease, it is necessary to combine "Muxiang Centipede Powder" with "Rhubarb Aconite Fine Spicy Soup".
Case Sharing: A 26-year-old man presents with swelling and pain in his left testicle for three months. He was diagnosed with orchitis at a hospital, and although he was discharged from the hospital after seven days of pain relief, he had three recurrent attacks after that. Intravenous antibiotics are needed for a week each time for relief. For this episode, he chose to seek treatment from traditional Chinese medicine. After a careful diagnosis, I prescribed a treatment prescription with rhubarb aconite and spicy soup with flavor, supplemented by woody centipede powder. A week later, when he was seen for the second time, his pain had disappeared, and he continued to take Muxiang Centipede Powder for conditioning.
The mystery of this recipe lies in the fact that the wood incense can drain the liver with qi, and the centipede can relieve spasmodic and attack poison. The warm characteristics of wine can penetrate the meridians, invigorate blood and dispel cold. The three are used together to dissipate cold and detoxify. When the cold is gone, it will be spasmodized, the qi will be stagnant, and the poison will be dispersed.