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Nuan Gan Jian暖肝煎

Warm the Liver Decoction

Auch bekannt alsDecoction for Warming the Liver Channel

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Zusammensetzung

  • Dang GuiRx. Angelicae Sinensis6–10 g

    Invigorates and tonifies Liver Blood, disperses Cold and alleviates pain.

    strengthens Qi and Blood while promoting their movement.
  • Gou Qi ZiFr. Lycii9–10 g

    Nourishes and tonifies The Liver and Kidneys, and nourishes Blood and Yin.

    warms and tonifies the Liver and Kidneys.
  • Xiao Hui XiangFr. Foeniculi6 g

    Warms the Kidneys, disperses Cold, spreads Liver Qi and alleviates pain.

    for sharp, localized lower abdominal pain that is aggravated by Cold.
  • Rou GuiCx. Cinnamomi3–6 g

    Warms the Kidneys, strengthens Ming Men Fire, disperses deep Cold and warms the channels.

  • Wu YaoRx. Linderae6 g

    Moves Qi, alleviates pain, disperses Cold and warms the Kidneys.

    enhances the actions of Xiao Hui Xiang by moving Qi and alleviating Lower Jiao pain.
    for abdominal pain, especially sensations of Cold and pain in the lower abdomen.
    disperses Cold and stops pain, for abdominal pain due to External Cold.
  • Chen XiangLignum Aquilariae3 g

    Moves and descends Qi, warms the Kidneys and alleviates pain.

    for lower abdominal pain, especially with lower abdominal Cold and tension and a stifling sensation in the chest and diaphragm with wheezing, distention, and anorexia.
    for Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold with epigastric, abdominal and hypochondriac Cold pain.
    • Xiao Hui Xian
    for Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold with epigastric, abdominal and hypochondriac Cold pain.
    for Rebellious Middle Jiao Qi with belching, hiccup, nausea and vomiting, epigastric and abdominal distention stifling sensation in the epigastrium and diarrhea.
  • (Mu Xiang)(Rx. Aucklandiae)(3g)

    (May substitute for Chen Xiang.)

    (With Wu Yao, for lower abdominal Coldness and pain.)

  • Fu LingPoriae6 g

    Drains Dampness and strengthens the Spleen.

    treats nausea and anorexia.
    for diarrhea and borborygmus due to Dampness.
  • Sheng JiangRz. Zingiberis Recens3–6 g

    Disperses Cold and harmonizes the Stomach.

Wirkungen

  • Provides Warmth to the Liver and Kidneys
  • Facilitates the movement of Qi
  • Expels Cold
  • Relieves pain

Behandelte Muster

  • Qi Pain of the Small Intestine
  • Stagnation of Cold within the Liver Channel
  • Hernia of the Cold type

Symptome

  • Sharp pain confined to the lower abdomen
  • Pain that worsens with Cold exposure
  • Pain following menstruation
  • Scrotal swelling, distention, and pain
  • Possibly accompanied by nausea and loss of appetite
Zungenkörper
Pale, most notably along the sides of the root
Belag
Moist in texture and white
Puls
Either deep and tight, or wiry, thin, and slow

Indikationen

  • A diagnosis of varicocele
  • Presence of hydrocele
  • Hernia of the inguinal region
  • Testicular inflammation
  • Stones within the urinary tract
  • Hernia involving the testicle
  • Pain in the abdomen
  • A diagnosis of endometriosis
  • Circulatory condition known as Raynaud's disease
  • Diminished appetite
  • Inflammatory disease of the pelvis
  • The syndrome of irritable bowel
  • Long-standing inflammation of the appendix
  • Painful menses
  • Pain following tubal ligation
  • Hernia of the vaginal region
  • Inflammation of the prostate
  • Pain occurring after childbirth
  • Inability to conceive
  • Cold located in the abdomen
  • Inability to achieve erection

Modifikationen

Vorsichtshinweise

This formula is contraindicated in cases of Heat, redness, swelling and pain of the scrotum arising from Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao.

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