Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang调胃承气汤
Regulate the Stomach and Order the Qi Decoction
También conocido comoStomach Regulating and Qi-Infusing Decoction · Stomach Regulating and Purgative Decoction · Rhubarb and Mirabilitum Decoction
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Composición
Drains Heat, purges accumulations, drains Fire, transforms Dampness, promotes urination, drains Heat from the Blood, invigorates the Blood, dispels Blood Stasis, reduces Fire toxicity and eliminates Phlegm.
eliminates obstruction in the Intestines for severe constipation with passage of liquid but no solid stool and abscess, swellings and toxic sores.Moistens, clears Heat, relieves Fire toxicity and moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs.
Acciones
Gently drains accumulated Heat
Patrones que trata
- Excess Heat in the Stomach
- Excess Heat in the Colon
- The Yang Ming Fu pattern
- Dry Heat in the Intestines during the Wen Bing Qi stage
Manifestaciones
- Constipated bowels without any focal distention
- Bleeding from the nose
- Fevers that rise and fall like a tide
- Speech that is delirious and confused
- Heavy sweating on the palms and soles
- A dislike of Heat
- Dryness affecting the mouth and tongue
- A state of irritability
- A heavy sensation throughout the body
- An elevated body temperature
- A feeling of thirst
- A febrile state
- Skin maculae
- Episodes of vomiting
- Gums that are swollen
- Swelling of the throat
- Eyes that appear red
- A queasy feeling
- Pain in the head
- Small red skin spots (petechiae) caused by Heat in the Stomach and Intestines
- A steaming heat felt over the entire body
- Pain in the teeth
- Cuerpo de la lengua
- Pink and dry in color, showing prickles on its surface
- Saburra
- Yellow, or alternatively Black
- Pulso
- Deep, Excess and rapid, or else Slippery and rapid, or else Deep and forceful
Indicaciones
- An uncomplicated case of acute appendicitis
- An acute episode of cholecystitis
- An acute case of pancreatitis
- An intestinal obstruction with no complications
- Constipation and distention occurring after surgery
- Roundworm infestation within the bile duct
- Dysentery in its early stage
- Pneumonia, particularly among children
- Elevated blood pressure
- A case of beriberi
- A manic state
- Poisoning from contaminated food
- A case of ephidrosis
- An episode of fever
- Gum inflammation (gingivitis)
- Hiccupping caused by excess Heat in the Stomach
- Retching brought on by excess Stomach Heat
- An acute case of gastroenteritis
- Head pain
- Acne breakouts
- A combination of nausea and vomiting
- An episode of diverticulitis
- A case of ulcerative colitis
- Inflammatory disease of the pelvis
- Inflammation of the fallopian tubes (salpingitis)
- Vomiting of blood (hematemesis)
- Heavy sweating
- Redness of the eyes
- A case of typhoid fever
- The flu (influenza)
- A case of measles
- A case of meningitis
- A case of tetanus
- A neurotic condition
- Excess body weight (obesity)
- The presence of hemorrhoids
- Retained, undigested food
- Pain in a tooth
- Mouth ulcers brought on by Summer Heat
- Inflammation of the mouth (stomatitis)
- Difficulty passing stool
- Constipation occurring in elderly patients
- Adverse effects or complications resulting from misuse of warming agents, including drinking too much alcohol
- A simple, acute obstruction of the intestines
- Nosebleeds
- An episode of hiccupping
- Pain in the abdomen
- A case of Crohn's disease
- Inflammation of the mesenteric lymph nodes
- Trichomonas infection
- Difficulty sleeping
- Infection of the upper respiratory tract
Modificaciones
For cases of injured Yin marked by a faint or thin pulse
- +Dai Zhe Shi
- +Tian Men Dong
- +Ren Shen
For Excess Heat in the Stomach and Intestines accompanied by severely reduced urination
For Excess Heat in the Stomach and Intestines accompanied by intense thirst and a desire to drink fluids
For cases of Excess Heat in the Stomach and Intestines
- +Qing Wei Sanfórmula
- −Sheng Ma
- −Dang Gui
- +Shi Gao
- +Zhi Zi
- +Ze Xie
For Excess Heat in the Stomach and Intestines accompanied by pronounced Stomach Heat
- +Qing Wei Sanfórmula
- −Dang Gui
- +Shi Gao
- +Zhi Zi
- +Ze Xie
- +Zhi Mu
Precauciones
- Not to be used during pregnancy.
- Use utmost caution with weak patients, and add tonics.
Interacciones
This formula has produced satisfactory outcomes when used to treat drug overdose.