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Bu Pi Wei Xie Yin Huo Sheng Yang Tang补脾胃泻阴火升阳汤

Tonify the Spleen and Stomach, Drain Yin Fire and Raise the Yang Decoction

Substances
10

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Composition

  • Huang QiRx. Astragali9 g

    Tonifies Qi and Blood, strengthens the Spleen and raises the Yang Qi of the Spleen and Stomach.

    for Qi Deficiency with general debility, anorexia, fatigue, tired extremities and spontaneous sweat.
    raises the Yang Qi of the Spleen, allowing turbid Yin to descend and be eliminated.
    for Spleen Qi Sinking with rectal and/or uterine prolapse or excessive uterine bleeding.
  • Dang ShenRx. Codonopsis9 g

    Tonifies the Middle *Jiao and augments Qi***.

  • Cang ZhuRz. Atractylodis9 g

    Strongly dries Dampness and tonifies the Spleen.

  • Qiang HuoRx. et Rz. Notopterygii9 g

    Expels Wind-Cold-Dampness and guides Qi to the Tai Yang and *Du channels*.

    for a heavy-headed sensation.
  • Sheng MaRz. Cimicifugae9 g

    Raises Yang and lifts sunken *Qi.*

    for prolapse due to Yang Deficiency.
    • Chai Hu, Huang
    Lian and Huang Qin,* for erysipelas of the head and face and swelling and pain due to Fire toxin.
    for prolapse of internal organs.
  • Chai HuRx. Bupleuri9 g

    Raises Yang Qi, specifically the Clear Qi of the Stomach and Gallbladder.

    restores normal function of the Liver and Gallbladder.
    raises the Clear Yang due to abnormal descent of Qi.
    for Central Qi Sinking.
  • Huang LianRz. Coptidis3 g

    Cools Blood Heat and resolves Fire toxicity.

  • Huang QinRx. Scutellariae6 g

    Clears Lower Jiao Heat, cools the Blood and stops bleeding.

    drains pathogenic Heat from the Upper and Middle Jiaos for high fever, redness, swelling and pain of the head and face, dry mouth, parched throat, ulcerations of the mouth and tongue, epistaxis, rashes and irritability in warm-febrile disease.
    for Cold-Dampness at the Exterior with Heat in the Interior.
  • Cang Er ZiFr. Xanthii9 g

    Disperses Wind and Dampness and opens the nasal passages.

  • Gan CaoRx. Glycyrrhizae3 g

    Moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs and guides the herbs to all twelve channels.

Actions

  • Replenishes Qi
  • Anchors Yuan Qi
  • Stimulates Blood movement
  • Diminishes spots

Syndromes traités

Qi Deficiency accompanied by Liver Qi Stagnation and Deficiency Heat

Manifestations

  • Long-standing nasal and sinus blockage that varies and comes intermittently, or
  • Long-term discharge of abundant thin white or sticky mucus with no odor (although the patient may believe there is one)
  • Symptoms may intensify while lying down or at nighttime, easing during daylight hours
  • Mucous membranes that are pale and swollen
  • A sense of smell that varies and appears only briefly, or
  • A total and lasting loss of the sense of smell
  • A heavy, muffled headache accompanied by lightheadedness
  • Recurring low fever in the afternoon
  • A sensation of Five Sole Heat
  • Sweating during sleep at night
  • Prone to catching colds
  • A heavy sensation in the head
  • Lightheadedness
  • Breathlessness
  • A feeble voice, or
  • Disinclination to talk
  • Tiredness
  • Sweating that occurs without exertion
  • A complexion that is pale and has a waxy sheen
  • A feeble cough producing thin white or watery phlegm
Corps de la langue
The tongue is pale
Enduit
A coating that is thin and white
Pouls
A pulse that is weak and lacking force

Indications

Long-standing sinusitis

Modifications

  • Used when sinusitis presents with Blood Stagnation