Tul Jin and Qiang Wu are used together to expel wind and remove dampness (removing wind and dampness from the body), relieve paralysis and pain (relieving pain by clearing paralysis obstruction in the limbs), relieve the surface and disperse cold (removing the cold from the muscle surface), move qi and relieve stagnation (relieving stagnation by unobstructing the flow of qi), cool and invigorate the blood, and relieve yellowness and cholagogic effects. Yu Jin is hard and cold, which can not only activate blood, move qi, but also relieve pain and depression, and can also remove yellow and bile, clear the heart and cool the blood; Qiang Wu is pungent, warm and dispersing, with strong efficacy in dispelling wind and dampness, relieving cold from the surface and relieving pain; Duhu is pungent and aromatic, which can not only relieve paralysis and pain but also dispel wind and dampness. The combination of the three medicines can dispel cold, remove dampness and wind, relieve paralysis and pain, and also cool the blood and activate blood circulation, move qi and relieve depression. The combination of tulip gold, qiangwu, and duhuo, not only has curative effect on wind-cold-dampness paralysis (wind, cold, and dampness invade the human body and lead to paralysis of limbs), wind-cold cold, shaoyin headache, and wind-cold-dampness headache, it also has curative effect on the pain of qi and blood stagnation, the phlegm and turbidity clouding the heart orifices, and jaundice of the liver and gallbladder with wetness-heat (wetness-heat evils accumulating in the liver and gallbladder), and so on. Tulip gold should not be combined with cloves and female cloves, and pregnant women should be cautious of using this medicine; Qianghou should not be used for weak spleen and stomach, and Qianghou should be used cautiously for paralysis with blood deficiency and headache with yin deficiency; Duhuo should be used cautiously for those with yin deficiency and blood deficiency. Yu Jin Qiangwu Duhuo should not be used in large quantities, so as not to cause nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain and other gastrointestinal discomforts, the use of medication must be strictly in accordance with the doctor’s instructions, do not self-medication.