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Traditional Mongolian Medicine Prescription for Varicose Veins A kind-hearted netizen (Feng Shu, 2698360285): Hello, I obtained a prescription for treating varicose veins from a Mongolian medicine practitioner in Inner Mongolia. At the time, I was working in Inner Mongolia and went to the hospital for stomach issues. Since there was no effective treatment for my varicose veins, I asked the attending doctor, who mentioned that an 80-year-old woman had successfully treated her condition with a specific formula. He then copied the prescription for me. At that time, my feet were swollen, blackened, and bruised. I used this prescription to soak my feet daily and persisted for six months, after which all symptoms disappeared. Here is the prescription: safflower, raw ephedra, oldenlandia, mugwort, and speranskia. Use equal parts of each herb, boil them in water, and soak your feet once a day for at least 30 minutes. If the water cools, you can add hot water. Use one dose per day, or one dose every two days in winter. The bruising faded quickly, and the itching stopped. The dark spots on my ankles have now disappeared. Since the soaking may not reach the legs, the varicose veins on my calves are less noticeable. Patients can try soaking their legs for better results. I continue to use this method, as hospitals still lack effective treatments. Contributor: Teacher Feng
