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Qing Re Xi Feng Tang淸熱熄風湯

Clear Heat and Extinguish Wind Decoction

Substances
12

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Composition

  • Jin Yi HuaFlos Lonicerae6–20 g

    Clears Heat, resolves Fire toxicity and vents and disperses External Wind-Heat.

    for various Heat disorders.
  • Lian QiaoFr. Forsythiae6–30 g

    Clears Heat, especially in the Upper Jiao, relieves toxicity and clears Blood Heat.

  • Xin Yi HuaFlos Magnoliae2–10 g

    Expels Wind-Cold and unblocks the nasal passages.

  • Jie GengRx. Platycodi3–10 g

    Opens and raises Lung Qi, directing the effects of other herbs to the upper body.

  • She GanRz. Belamcandae1.5–10 g

    Clears Heat, relieves Fire toxicity and transforms Phlegm.

  • Chan TuiPeriostracum Cicadae3–10 g

    Disperses Wind, clears Heat, stops spasms and extinguishes Liver Wind.

  • Long Dan CaoRx. Gentianae3–10 g

    Drains Damp-Heat from the Liver and Gallbladder channels and drains and pacifies Excess Liver Fire.

  • Ju HuaFlos Chrysanthemi4.5–20 g

    Disperses Wind, clears Heat calms Liver Yang and extinguishes Wind.

    for Liver Heat from either Wind-Heat or Liver Yang Rising.
  • Jiang CanBombyx Batryticatus3–10 g

    Extinguishes Wind and stops spasms and convulsions.

    • Chan Tui, Gou Teng
    Ju Hua,* for febrile convulsions.
  • Gou TengRam. cum Uncis Uncariae6–16 g

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

  • Long GuFossilia Ossis Mastodi15–30 g

    Settles anxiety, calms the Spirit, calms the Liver and anchors and preserves Floating *Yang.*

  • Mu LiConcha Ostreae9–30 g

    Heavily settles and calms the Spirit, calms the Liver, benefits Yin and anchors Floating *Yang*.

Actions

  • Dispels Heat
  • Eliminates toxin
  • Scatters Wind,
  • Halts spasms
  • Subdues Liver Wind
  • Eases anxiety
  • Settles the Spirit

Syndromes traités

An excess of Heat that gives rise to Liver Wind

Manifestations

  • Tic movements
  • Involuntary muscle spasms
  • Possibly a high fever
  • Contracted, tightened muscles
  • Recurring spasms
  • Stiffness in the neck
  • Convulsive episodes
  • Episodes of oculogyric crisis
  • An opisthotonos posture
Corps de la langue
Red, or alternatively Deep red
Enduit
Normal in appearance, or Yellow
Pouls
Wiry combined with quick

Indications

  • Cases of Tourette syndrome
  • Convulsive episodes
  • Cases of acute ischemic stroke