Gua Di San瓜蒂散
Melon Peduncle Powder
Autres nomsMelon Peduncle Formula
- Substances
- 3
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Composition
Induces vomiting to relieve Phlegm-Heat or retained food, dispels Damp-Heat and relieves jaundice.
induces vomiting to treat Phlegm or retained food above the diaphragm, very early stages of food poisoning and hot Phlegm.Promotes urination, reduces edema, clears Damp Heat, disperses Blood Stasis, reduces swelling and reduces Fire toxicity.
Releases the Exterior, eliminates irritability, harmonizes the Middle Jiao and relieves stuffy sensations in the chest.
Actions
Expels Phlegm or Food Stagnation by inducing vomiting
Syndromes traités
- Phlegm obstructing the chest and diaphragm
- Food Stagnation trapped in the epigastric region
Manifestations
- Hard, localized areas of fullness in the chest
- A state of mental anguish
- Agitation
- A queasy, nauseated feeling
- Irritable mood
- Hardness and fullness in the epigastrium
- Labored breathing caused by a feeling of Qi surging upward to the throat
- Corps de la langue
- Unremarkable
- Enduit
- Porous, or curd-like in texture
- Pouls
- Mildly floating in the distal position
Indications
- Toxic ingestion
- Sudden-onset gastritis
- Dyspepsia
- Seizure disorder
- A schizophrenic condition
- Vomiting stemming from a neurotic condition
- Depressive illness
- Sudden-onset hepatitis
- An ordinary cold
- Gastroenteritis
- Sudden-onset jaundice
- A manic-depressive condition
- Inflammation of the tonsils
- Febrile illness
- Bipolar affective disorder
- Tuberculosis affecting the lungs
Modifications
For patients presenting with Qi Deficiency
- +Ren Shen
For heightened irritability, localized fullness in the chest, and an urge to retch
For sudden-onset jaundice accompanied by a hard, firm epigastrium, labored breathing and intense thirst
For cases of sudden-onset poisoning
Précautions
- Administer cautiously to frail patients or those with Spleen and Stomach Deficiency.
- Administer cautiously to children, elderly patients, women who are postpartum, and those with dizziness and palpitations from Qi and Blood Deficiency.
- Contraindicated if Phlegm is not situated in the chest.
- Contraindicated once Food Stagnation has moved into the Intestines.
- This formula must not be used to induce vomiting after ingestion of corrosive substances.
- Should the formula produce persistent vomiting, give 0.3-0.6 of Flos Caryophylli Ding Xiang or Moschus She Xiang.
Notes
Pulverize the ingredients into a paste and consume 1-3g per dose together with a Dan Dou Chi decoction. If vomiting fails to occur, raise the dosage slightly,