Chai Hu Jia Long Gu Mu Li Tang柴胡加龍骨牡蠣湯
Bupleurum plus Dragon Bone and Oyster Shell Decoction
Autres nomsBupleurum and Dragon Bone Combination
- Substances
- 16
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Composition
Resolves the Shao Yang, disperses Wind-Heat, reduces fever, spreads Liver Qi and relieves Stagnation.
restores the normal functioning of the Liver and Gallbladder and treats Heat in the Shao Yang.for Shao Yang disorders with alternating chills and fever and a sensation of fullness in the hypochondria and chest- Huang Qin, Ren Shen
Descends rebellious Qi, dries Dampness, transforms Phlegm and assists Chai Hu and Huang Qin in resolving the *Shao Yang.*
transforms fluids and opens the diaphragm.for vomiting due to Cold, thin mucus.for Phlegm-Heat induced Rebellious Qi with cough, nausea, and vomiting.- Ren ShenRx. Ginseng2.5–8 g
Tonifies Qi, improves Wei Qi, tonifies Qi in Deficiency patients with Exterior conditions and calms the Spirit.
strengthens and protects the Spleen. (Tonifies the Middle *Jiao, augments Qi,* tonifies the Lungs and restores the constitution and assists herbs that release the exterior or drain downward when there is significant Qi Deficiency - Substitutes for Ren Shen.)**
(With Fu Ling, for Spleen and Stomach Deficiencies with fatigue, a sensation of fullness in the abdomen, dizziness, lethargy, shortness of breath, anorexia and loose stools or diarrhea.)
(Strengthens the Spleen, tonifies the Lungs and tonifies Qi - Substitutes for Ren Shen.)
Releases the exterior, disperses Cold, warms the Middle, stops vomiting, warms the Lungs, stops cough, reduces the toxicity of other herbs and adjusts the Ying and Wei.
regulates the Ying and Wei, treats External Wind-Cold, alleviates epigastric pain, nausea, and vomiting by strengthening the Spleen, protects the Stomach Qi and reduces irritation of the gastrointestinal. tract by other herbs, prevents tonics from generating Dampness in the Middle Jiao and prevents Phlegm accumulation.for vomiting and productive cough due to Phlegm-Dampness.harmonizes the Ying and Wei to drive out pathogens.Releases the exterior, assists the Yang to relieve sensations of heaviness, adjusts the Ying and We, releases the muscle layer, warms the channels and collaterals to relieve pain, warms and facilitates the flow of Qi through the channels and collaterals and Blood through the vessels and warms the Middle and directs Turbid Yin downward.
for palpitations and dyspnea due to Heart Yang Deficiency.for Tai Yang Stage moving to Shao Yang Stage.for Blood Stasis (removes Stasis and unblocks the flow of Qi) and combined Interior/Exterior conditions with chills, headache, fever, sweating and abdominal fullness and pain.Promotes urination, strengthens the Spleen, harmonizes the Middle Jiao, transforms Phlegm, calms the Spirit and soothes the nerves.
expels Phlegm and stops nausea and vomiting, hiccups, coughs with clear, profuse Phlegm and loose and watery stools. .warms and transforms fluids, unblocks Yang and promotes urination.Settles anxiety and calms the Spirit, calms the Liver and anchors and preserves floating Yang.
Drains Heat and purges accumulations, clears Heat, transforms Dampness, promotes urination, invigorates the Blood, dispels Blood Stasis and resolves Yang Ming Level disorders with delirious speech.
Strengthens the Spleen, tonifies Qi, nourishes Blood, calms the Spirit and moderates and harmonizes the other herbs.
Descends Phlegm, suppresses spasms and stops malarial disorders. (Toxic - use caution).
- Chai Hu, Long Gu
(Calms the Liver, anchors Floating Yang, strongly descends rebellious Qi and clears Liver Fire - Substitutes for Qian Dan.)
(Calms the Liver and sedates the Spirit - Substitutes for Qian Dan.)
Actions
- Brings the Shao Yang into balance
- Clears passage through the three Yang Stages
- Settles and quiets the Spirit
- Eases tightness in the chest and the region below the heart
- Eases involuntary spasms
- Regulates function of the Central Nervous System
Syndromes traités
- Purgatives given incorrectly before the pathogen has moved into Yang Ming or Shao Yang
- Shao Yang Fu complicated by an underlying stagnation of Liver Qi
- Conditions brought on by fright
- Phlegm lodged within the Liver and Gallbladder
- An irregular heart rhythm that appears while at rest
Manifestations
- A feeling of tightness and swelling in the chest
- A tendency to become irritated easily
- Palpitations that arise now and again from being startled
- Trouble passing urine
- Difficulty passing stool
- Talking incoherently, as if delirious
- Trouble falling or staying asleep
- A bloated sensation in the region beneath the heart
- A pounding sensation felt in the abdomen
- A melancholic state of mind
- A pervasive sense of fear
- A restless, agitated state
- A lack of physical steadiness
- A tendency toward manic episodes and convulsions
- A tendency toward tiredness with clumsy, uncoordinated limbs
- Painful, difficult urination
- Being easily worked up
- A dizzy sensation
- A state of anxiousness
- A depressed state of mind
- A ringing noise in the ears
- Diminished hearing
- Coughing up copious amounts of Phlegm
- A bitter taste on the tongue
- A pounding or racing heartbeat
- A pallid complexion
- Scanty urine output
- A feeling that the whole body is unusually heavy
- A worn-out, tired state
- Being unable to turn the torso
- Struggling to move the body freely
- Corps de la langue
- A tongue that is Red in color
- Enduit
- A coating that is Slippery
- Pouls
- A pulse quality that is Wiry and Rapid
Indications
- Neurotic disorders
- Generalized states of chronic anxiety
- A schizophrenic condition
- Hysterical disorder
- Epileptic disorder
- Convulsive episodes
- Elevated blood pressure
- Grade 1 or grade 2 atrioventricular heart block
- Rapid heart rate of supraventricular origin
- Overactive thyroid function
- An inner-ear disorder consistent with Ménière's disease
- Cramping of the sternocleidomastoid muscle
- Inflammation of the stomach lining
- Menopausal symptom complex
- Lingering symptoms following a concussion
- Sleeplessness of neurotic origin
- Disorders of the climacteric period
- Heart palpitations of neurotic origin
- Impotence of neurotic origin
- Difficulty achieving or sustaining an erection
- Paralysis affecting one side of the body
- Bleeding within the brain
- A persistent auditory ringing sensation
- A tic disorder consistent with Tourette syndrome
- Difficulty sleeping
- A sense of lightheadedness
- Difficulty with bowel elimination
- Nerve pain running between the ribs
- Persistent tiredness
- Long-standing pelvic inflammatory disease
- Hearing loss
- Depressive states
- A nervous disposition
- Hardening of the arteries
- A cerebrovascular stroke event
- Disease affecting the heart valves
- Chest pain of cardiac origin
- Long-standing kidney inflammation
- Kidney disease
- Toxic buildup from kidney failure
- A thiamine-deficiency condition
- Long-standing joint pain
- Paralysis limited to a single limb
- Heat-related collapse
- Stiffness in the shoulder
- Liver cirrhosis
- Hair loss
- Excess stomach acid in children
- Nervous exhaustion
- Parkinsonism
- Brain injury following ischemia
- Elevated blood lipoproteins
- Inflammation of the pelvic organs
- Head pain
- A functional bowel disorder
- A spinning sensation of vertigo
- An anxiety-type neurosis
- Loss of appetite
- Involuntary urination
Modifications
Where nightmares, vertigo, fever and similar signs of Liver Fire are present
Where constipation occurs together with manic behavior
- −Ren Shen
- +Da Huang
Where the hands and feet spasm periodically, accompanied by light-headedness, a dry mouth, dry stool, a greasy yellow tongue coating and a deep, forceless pulse
- −Ren Shen
- +Tai Zi Shen
- +Dan Shen
Where vertigo and headache follow an injury to the head
Where Liver Fire presents with episodes of intense anger, a flushed complexion and reddened eyes
Where palpitations and insomnia arise from hypertension
Where speech becomes delirious
Where fatigue stems from Qi Deficiency
- +Ren Shen
- +Huang Qi
Where goiter is present
Where pelvic inflammatory disease is present
Where pelvic inflammatory disease occurs alongside Kidney Yang Deficiency
Where pelvic inflammatory disease occurs alongside Qi Stagnation
Where seizures and epilepsy present with Excess Phlegm
Where seizures and epilepsy arise from Liver Yang Rising together with Liver Wind
Where seizures and epilepsy arise from Yin Deficiency
- −Qian Dan
- +Sha Shen
- +Mai Men Dong
- +Xuan Shen
Where insomnia occurs with Liver Fire Rising
Where insomnia occurs with Yin Deficiency Fire
Where brain injury following ischemia is present
- +Huang Lian Jie Du Tangformule
- +Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wanformule
Where bowel movements are regular, or the gastrointestinal system is sensitive
Where Phlegm symptoms are more pronounced
Where irritability is severe and sleep is difficult
Where seizures occur
Where Blood Stasis presents with stabbing chest pain, dark stools and a dark, purple tongue
Where seizures or epilepsy are characterized by Phlegm, with dizziness, disorientation, constipation and a thick, greasy tongue coating
Where irritability occurs with fullness in the chest
Where dysuria is present
Where the low back aches
Where depression is present
Where schizophrenia is present
Where pelvic inflammatory disease presents alongside Kidney Yang Deficiency
Where pelvic inflammatory disease occurs with Dampness
Where seizures and epilepsy are present
Where seizures, epilepsy or insomnia arise from Deficiency and restlessness
Where insomnia is present
- −Ren Shen
- −Gui Zhi
- −Qian Dan
- +He Huan Hua
Where insomnia occurs with Stomach Disharmony
Where insomnia occurs with Heart and Spleen Qi Deficiency
Where dietary regulation is called for
Précautions
- This formula should not be given in Deficiency conditions.
- Caution is warranted when Spleen and Stomach Deficiency is present.
Interactions
When given together with theophylline, this formula has been demonstrated to dampen cardiovascular and central nervous system activity, easing the tachycardia, locomotion and convulsions that theophylline induces.