Jin Ling Zi San金鈴子散
Melia Toosendan Powder
- Substances
- 2
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Composition
Dredges Liver Qi, releases Stagnation, stops pain and conducts Heat out from below.
for intermittent epigastric and hypochondriac pain, hernia pain or menstrual pain with irritability due to Liver Stagnation with Heat and hernial disorders with hypochondriac, epigastric or abdominal pain caused by Liver Qi Stagnation with Heat.Invigorates the Blood, circulates Qi, and stops pain.
Actions
- Moves stagnant Liver Qi freely
- Calms and eases the Liver
- Removes excess Heat from the body
- Invigorates Blood circulation
- Reduces the sensation of pain
Syndromes traités
Stagnant Liver Qi Progressing to Heat
Manifestations
- Pain that comes and goes in the chest, epigastric region, or lower abdomen
- Pain associated with hernia
- Eating or drinking something hot worsens the pain
- Painful menstrual periods
- A tendency toward being easily irritated
- Bitterness perceived in the mouth
- Corps de la langue
- The tongue appears red
- Enduit
- The coating is yellow
- Pouls
- The pulse presents as both wiry and rapid
Indications
- Menstrual pain
- Menstrual periods arriving ahead of schedule
- Menstrual cycles that are irregular
- Inflammation of the gallbladder
- Masses within the abdomen
- Ulceration of the stomach or duodenum
- Long-standing inflammation of the stomach lining
- Hepatitis C viral infection
- Roundworm infestation of the biliary tract
- Hernial protrusion
Modifications
When epigastric pain arises from Heat
When there are bulging conditions in the lower abdomen
When lower-abdominal bulging disorders show pronounced Cold signs:
When pain is felt in the epigastric region, chest, flanks, or abdominal area
When hypochondriac distention and pain result from Liver Qi Stagnation or from Liver Fire Rising
When roundworms are present in the biliary tract
When a peptic ulcer occurs alongside Qi Deficiency
When a peptic ulcer occurs alongside Stomach Yin Deficiency
When chest pain results from Upper Jiao Qi Stagnation****
When chest pain accompanied by irritability stems from Upper Jiao Qi Stagnation****
When abdominal masses are present****
- +Shi Xiao Sanformule
When abdominal masses are accompanied by severe pain
When dysmenorrhea is present
When Gallstones or Kidney stones are present
When pain occurs within Jue Yin patterns
When hernia pain is caused by Qi Stagnation
When a peptic ulcer is present
When a peptic ulcer occurs alongside Stomach Cold
When a peptic ulcer is accompanied by gastrointestinal bleeding
When severe chest pain results from Upper Jiao Qi Stagnation****
When chest pain accompanied by a bitter taste in the mouth or by insomnia stems from Upper Jiao Qi Stagnation****
Précautions
- Caution is advised when using this formula during pregnancy.
- Not to be used in patients whose pain stems from Cold-induced Lung Qi Stagnation.