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::::::: XiaoChaiHuTang :::::::
(Minor Bupleurum Decoction)
ChaiHu 12-24g / HuangQin 9g / BanXia 9g / ShengJiang 9g / RenShen 6-9g / DaZao 4pcs / ZhiGanCao 6g
Preparation :
Decoction
Functions :
Indications : ShaoYang heat disease
Symptoms : Alternate aversion to cold and fever, fullness in the chest, hypochondriac discomfort, poor appetite, irritability, vomiting, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, dizziness, thin white tongue coating, string-taut pulse.
Application : Common cold, infection of biliary tract, hepatitis, pleuritis, chronic gastritis, indigestion, intercostal neuralgia and AIDS.
Contraindications :
Excessive Liver fire
Bleeding due to Yin deficiency
Using with caution in hyperactivity Liver Yang
::::::: SiNiSan :::::::
(Frigid Extremities Powder)
ChaiHu 6g / ZhiShi 6g / BaiShao 9g / ZhiGanCao 6g
Dispersing pathogens.
Soothing Liver Qi and regulating the Spleen.
Indications : Cold limbs due to the internal depressed Yang Qi
Symptoms : Cold hands and feet, fullness and oppression in the epigastrium and abdomen, diarrhea with tenesmus, abdominal pain, white tongue coating, string-taut pulse.
Applications : Chronic hepatitis, cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, pancreatitis
Cold limbs due to Yang Qi deficiency or heat
::::::: XiaoYaoSan :::::::
(Rambling Powder)
ChaiHu 30g / DangGui 30g / BaiShao 30g / BaiZhu 30g / FuLing 30g / ZhiGanCao 15g / ShengJiang, BoHe
Soothing the Liver
Strengthening the Spleen and nourishing Ying.
Indications : Liver Qi stagnation with blood deficiency
Symptoms : Hypochondriac pain, headache, dizziness, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, lassitude, reduced appetite ; or alternation of chills and fever ; or irregular menstruation, distention in the breast, string-taut pulse.
Applications : Chronic hepatitis, chronic gastritis, irregular menstruation, pleuritis
::::::: BanXiaXieXinTang :::::::
(Pinelliae Decoction to drain the epigastrium)
BanXia 9g / GanJiang 9g / HuangQin 9g / HuangLian 3g / RenShen 9g / DaZao 12pcs / GanCao 9g
Regulating the Stomach and lowering the adverse flow of Qi
Relieving stagnation and distention
Indications : Disorder of Stomach Qi
Symptoms : Reduced appetite, fullness and distention (no pain) in the epigastrium, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, innterstinal gurgling sound, yellow and greasy tongue coating, and string-taut and rapid pulse.
Applications : Acute gastroenteritis, chronic gastitis, gastric ulcer or duodenal ulcer, indigestion, morning sick.
Stomach Yin deficiency