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Ding Feng Zhi Dong Chong Ji

Substances
11

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Composition

  • Xin Yi HuaFlos Magnoliae2–10 g

    Expels Wind-Cold and unblocks the nasal passages.

  • Cang Er ZiFr. Xanthii3–10 g

    Dispels Exterior Wind and dispels Dampness.

    for blocked nose due to Wind-Cold.
  • Xuan ShenRx. Scrophulariae7–30 g

    Clears Heat, cools the Blood, Nourishes *Yin, Drains Fire and relieves toxicity.*

  • Ban Lan GenRx Isatidis9–30 g

    Drains Heat, relieves Fire toxicity and cools the Blood.

    for Internal accumulation of intense Heat.
  • Shan Dou GenRx. Sophorae Tonkinensis3–10 g

    Clears Heat and relieves Fire toxicity.

  • Mu GuaFr. Chaenomelis2–12 g

    Relaxes sinews, increases Qi and Blood circulation and unblocks the channels.

  • Zhi Ban XiaRz. Pinelliae Preparatum3–14 g

    Dries Dampness, transforms Phlegm and descends Rebellious *Qi*.

  • Tian MaRz. Gastrodiae3–10 g

    Extinguishes Wind, calms the Liver, stops spasms and tremors, subdues rising Liver Yang and alleviates pain.

    for acute infantile or childhood convulsions.
  • Gou TengRam. cum Uncis Uncariae6–16 g

    Extinguishes Wind, alleviates spasms, drains Liver Heat and pacifies Liver *Yang.*

    for seizures, convulsions spasms, tics, hemiplegia due to Wind-Stroke, numbness and pain in the limbs, and stubborn migraines or trigeminal neuralgia from Liver Wind or Liver Yang Rising.
    calms the Liver and extinguishes Wind.
    for convulsions due to Liver Wind.
  • Bai ShaoRx. Paeoniae Alba5–30 g

    Nourishes the Blood, astringes *Yin, calms Liver Yang and Liver Wind and alleviates pain.*

  • Quan XieScorpio2–5 g

    Extinguishes Wind, stops tremors and convulsions, tracks down Wind, unblocks the collaterals, attacks and relieves Fire toxins and stops pain.

Actions

  • Heat is cleared away
  • Fire is drained off
  • Eases toxicity
  • Brings calm to the Liver
  • Puts out Wind
  • Brings spasms and convulsions to an end

Syndromes traités

Liver Heat giving rise to Wind

Manifestations

  • Twitching movements
  • Possibly a fever that runs high
  • Fixed shortening of the muscles
  • Spasmodic contractions
  • Rigidity of the neck
  • Convulsive episodes
  • Spasming of the muscles
  • Oculogyric episodes
  • Opisthotonic backward arching
Corps de la langue
Either red or deep red in color
Pouls
Wiry with rapidity

Indications

  • Tourette's disorder
  • Convulsive attacks