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Dong's Kaiwei plaster is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) formulation developed by the Shanghai Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of infantile anorexia. It is administered as an external application, often involving a massage technique (gaomo) to enhance the absorption of its herbal components. The treatment aims to regulate the 'Spleen and Stomach' functions, which in TCM theory are central to appetite and digestion. Clinical studies have compared its efficacy and safety against other TCM external applications like Xiaoshi plaster.
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