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Su He Xiang Wan蘇合香丸

Liquid Styrax Pill

Auch bekannt alsStyrax Formula · Styrax Pill · Su He Xiang Pills

Arzneimittel
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Zusammensetzung

  • Su He XiangStyrax2–15 g

    Opens the Orifices, penetrates turbidity, breaks up Stagnation, clears filth and relieves pain.

    • An Xi Xiang
    penetrates turbidity around the Orifices, opens closed disorders and restores consciousness.
    • Bing Pian, Ru Xiang
    Tan Xiang,* for angina pectoris.
    • She Xiang, Bing Pian
    Zhu Sha,* for sudden unconsciousness or Cold-type Closed disorders.
    • Chen Xiang, Ding Xiang, Tan Xiang
    Xiang Fu,* for chest and abdominal pain.
  • She XiangMoschus0.2–0.6 g

    Strongly opens the Orifices and Luo vessels, revives the Shen and unblocks closed disorders.

    for convulsions, loss of consciousness and coma due to extreme Heat or Phlegm Blocking the Orifices.
    revives closed patterns of Wind-Stroke or Phlegm Collapse
    for Cold closed disorders usually due to Cold-Dampness or Phlegm-Turbidity.
    for Impaired consciousness due to Cold and Phlegm.
  • Bing PianBorneolum0.5–30 g

    Aromatically opens Orifices, revives the Spirit and unblocks closed disorders.

    • Su He Xiang, She Xiang
    An Xi Xiang,* for Cold closed disorders.
    for convulsions due to Cold.
  • An Xi XiangBenzoinum3–60 g

    Opens the Orifices, resolves Phlegm, moves Qi, activates Blood and alleviates pain.

    • She Xiang, Ding Xiang
    Su He Xiang, for sudden coma, chest pain, or seizures in cases with Phlegm and Qi* Obstruction.
    for Wind-Stroke from Damp-Cold and turbid Phlegm.
  • Mu XiangRx. Aucklandiae4–60 g

    Regulates Qi and alleviates pain.

    • Tan Xiang, Chen Xiang, Ru Xiang, Ding Xiang
    Xiang Fu, promotes Qi circulation, descends Qi, removes Qi* Stagnation, dispels Cold and transforms turbidity.
    • Bai Zhu
    for anorexia with epigastric and abdominal pain and distention.
  • Tan XiangLignum Santali Albi3–60 g

    Moves Qi, harmonizes the Middle Jiao, dispels Cold and alleviates pain.

    for chest, epigastric, and abdominal pain due to stagnant Qi due to Cold.
    regulates Qi and harmonizes the Liver and Spleen to treat Liver QI Stagnation causing Spleen and Stomach disharmony with a stifling sensation in the chest and flanks, belching, sighing, loss of appetite and epigastric pain.
  • Chen XiangLignum Aquilariae Resinatum1–60 g

    Moves and descends Qi, regulates the Middle, warms the Spleen, Stomach and Kidneys, stops vomiting and alleviates pain.

    relieves pain and treats Rebellious Middle Jiao Qi with belching, hiccup, nausea and vomiting, epigastric and abdominal distention stifling sensation in the epigastrium and diarrhea.
  • Ru XiangOlibanum2–30 g

    Moves Qi and invigorates the Blood.

  • Ding XiangFlos Caryophylli1–60 g

    Warms the Middle Jiao, descends Qi and relieves pain.

    • Bai Zhu
    for Spleen Qi Deficiency.
  • Xiang FuRz. Cyperi4–60 g

    Regulates Liver Qi.

  • Bi BaFr. Piperis Longi3–60 g

    Warms the Middle Jiao, descends Qi, disperses Stomach and Intestinal Cold and stops pain.

    for severe attacks of Cold-Dampness and turbid Phlegm.
  • Xi JiaoCornu Rhinoceri0.5–60 g

    Relieves toxicity and calms the Shen - Endangered species, no longer used.

  • (Shui Niu Jiao)(Cornu Bubali)4–200 g

    (Clears Heat from the Ying and Xue stages, relieves Fire toxicity and cools the Blood - Substitutes for *Xi Jiao.)*

  • Zhu ShaCinnabaris0.5–60 g

    Sedates the Heart, calms the Shen, expels Phlegm and stops convulsions.

  • Bai ZhuRz. Atractylodis Macrocephalae4–60 g

    Tonifies Qi, strengthens the Spleen, dries Dampness and transforms turbidity.

    protects Qi.
  • He ZiFr. Chebulae4–60 g

    Restrains Qi leakage.

Wirkungen

  • Applies aromatic warmth to open the orifices
  • Promotes the circulation of Qi
  • Drives out filth
  • Changes turbidity into clarity
  • Eliminates Phlegm

Behandelte Muster

  • Tense-type Wind-Stroke (Yin Obstruction) in which Phlegm blocks the Heart's orifices
  • Stroke brought on by a disturbance of Qi or by an invasion of Cold
  • Sudden Turmoil Disorder of the dry variety
  • Chest obstruction with pain stemming from stagnant Qi
  • Cold causing congelation
  • Blockage of the channels and collaterals by turbid Phlegm

Symptome

  • Abrupt collapse to the ground
  • Unconsciousness
  • The jaw locked shut
  • The chest and abdomen feeling full, severely painful, and cold
  • Lips turning purplish or bluish
  • An abrupt lapse into unawareness
  • A comatose state
  • Feeling the need to vomit and to defecate, yet unable to do either
  • Distention in the chest accompanied by abdominal pain
  • Emotional agitation
  • Disordered speech
  • Loose, watery stools
  • Retching up stomach contents
  • Copious phlegm and drooling
  • The breath feeling cold
  • A wan facial color
  • Chilled limbs
  • A fixed, staring gaze
  • Tongue appears pale
Belag
Presenting as white together with either a slippery or a greasy quality
Puls
Presenting as deep and slippery, or as deep, excess and slow, or as wiry, tight and excess

Indikationen

  • A stroke of vascular origin in the brain
  • Inflammation of the brain
  • Hysterical disorder
  • A condition marked by recurring seizures
  • Lingering symptoms following a concussion
  • Chest pain of cardiac origin
  • A seizure-prone epileptic condition
  • Nasal allergy
  • Uremic toxicity
  • Psychosis arising from an underlying condition
  • Pain located in the abdomen
  • A pounding or racing heartbeat
  • Paralysis affecting one side of the body
  • Chronic dilation of the bronchial tubes
  • Unconsciousness resulting from apoplexy, or from stroke, or from cholera
  • Disease of the coronary arteries
  • Chills together with distention of the chest and abdomen from breathing in filth and noxious air
  • Cholera occurring as an epidemic
  • Chest Bi arising from Qi Stagnation brought on by Cold
  • Coma caused by liver failure
  • A schizophrenic disorder
  • The condition known as Gu Syndrome
  • Difficulty passing stool
  • Loss of the ability to speak
  • An irregular atrial heart rhythm
  • Paralysis of the face

Modifikationen

Vorsichtshinweise

  • This formula is contraindicated for pregnant patients.
  • This formula is contraindicated in cases of Hot closed disorders.
  • This formula is contraindicated in cases of Abandoned Syndrome.
  • Avoid using Zhu Sha at high doses or over an extended period.

Anmerkungen

In managing partial or complete unconsciousness from illnesses such as encephalitis, administer the formula once the fever has subsided while stupor persists.

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