Yi Gan San抑肝散
Restrain the Liver Powder
También conocido comoRestrain the Liver Decoction · Bupleurum Formula
- Sustancias
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Composición
- Chao Bai ZhuFried Rz. Atractylodis Macrocephalae3 g
Tonifies the Spleen, tonifies Qi and dries Dampness.
Promotes urination, resolves Dampness, strengthens the Spleen and harmonizes the Middle Jiao.
- Bai Zhu
Tonifies, harmonizes and invigorates the Blood and regulates menses.
Activates the Blood and regulates Qi.
for Blood Deficiency.Extinguishes Wind, stops spasms, drains Liver Heat and pacifies Liver Yang.
Resolves Shao Yang disorders, reduces fever, spreads Liver Qi, relieves Stagnation and raises Yang Qi.
Moderates and harmonizes the effects of the other herbs.
Acciones
- Settles the Liver
- Harmonizes the movement of Liver Qi and Blood
- Brings spasm under control
- Drives out Heat
- Fortifies the Spleen
Patrones que trata
- Deficiency Heat of the Liver Channel occurring in childhood
- Liver Blood Deficiency combined with Liver Heat, seen in children
- Wind stirring in the Liver
Manifestaciones
- Spasming of the muscles
- A feverish sensation
- Involuntary tooth grinding
- A pounding sensation of the heart
- A state of unease
- Chills occurring together with fever
- Chills and fever occurring by turns
- Expectorating sputum or saliva
- Distention of the abdomen
- Diminished appetite
- Sleep disturbed by restlessness
- A nervous disposition
- Stiffness and pain affecting the neck and head
- Opisthotonic rigidity of the back
- Numb sensation in the limbs
- A whirling sensation
- A giddy, unsteady feeling
- Paralysis affecting one side of the body
- Quickness to irritation
- Difficulty sleeping
- Jaw clenching or dental grinding
- A tendency to be startled easily
- An inability to settle
Indicaciones
- Disorders involving seizures
- Hysterical states
- Seizures occurring at night
- Overactive thyroid function
- Terror episodes during sleep
- Elevated blood pressure
- Neurotic conditions
- Disturbances of menopause
- Impaired digestion
- One-sided paralysis
- Hallucinatory visual experiences
- Epileptic disorder
- Nervous exhaustion
- Disorders of the climacteric period
- A tendency toward overexcitement
- Anxious states
- Night crying in infants
- Trouble falling or staying asleep
- A racing or pounding heartbeat
- Cerebrovascular accident
- Loss of speech ability
Modificaciones
Indicated for Gallbladder congestion occurring alongside digestive upset, Phlegm and mental disturbance
Indicated for depressive states and disorders of the mind
Applies when both Qi and Blood are deficient
Applies when sputum and saliva are brought up in vomiting
- +Wen Dan Tangfórmula
Indicated when Heat and tension are more pronounced
Indicated when headache is present
Indicated when headache occurs together with dizziness
Indicated for a sensation of oppression together with fullness in the abdomen
Indicated when sleep is restless, irritability is present and insomnia occurs
Indicated when dizziness, headache and an unsettled Shen: are present
Notas
This formula was first applied to Liver Blood Deficiency accompanied by Liver Heat in infancy; it is now given as well to stressed adults suffering insomnia.