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Qing Shu Yi Qi Tang清暑益氣湯

Clear Summerheat and Augment the Qi Decoction

Substances
10

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Composition

  • Xi Yang ShenRx. Panacis Quinquifolii4.5–20 g

    Tonifies Qi, generates fluids, nurtures the Stomach, nourishes *Yin, benefits Lung Yin and clears Fire from the Lungs*.

    for high fever, thirst, diarrhea and dehydration associated with Warm-Heat pathogen disease in which both the Qi and Fluids have been injured.
  • Xi Gua PiExocarpium Citrulli24–60 g

    Clears Summerheat and generates Fluids.

  • He YeFol. Nelumbinis12–30 g

    Relieves Summerheat and raises and clears Spleen *Yang*.

  • Shi HuHb. Dendrobii12–15 g

    Nourishes Yin, clears Heat, generates fluids and Nourishes Stomach and Lung *Yin*.

  • Mai Men DongRx. Ophiopogonis6–15 g

    Moistens the Lungs, nourishes Yin, stops cough, nourishes Stomach Yin, generates Fluids, moistens the Intestines, clears the Heart and eliminates irritability.

  • Dan Zhu YeHb. Lophatheri4.5–15 g

    Clears Heat, eliminates irritability, promotes urination and clears Damp-Heat.

  • Zhi MuRz. Anemarrhenae4.5–15 g

    Clears Heat, drains Fire from the Lungs and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness, generates Fluids, clears Deficiency Fire and quenches thirst.

    for Blazing Stomach Fire.
    for turbid Dampness fuming upward with irritability, Heat and profuse sweating.
  • Huang LianRz. Coptidis2–3 g

    Clears Heat, drains Dampness, drains Fire, resolves toxicity and drains Stomach Fire.

  • Gan CaoRx. Glycyrrhizae2–10 g

    Tonifies the Spleen, augments *Qi, moistens the Lungs, resolves Phlegm, stops cough, clears Heat, relieves Fire toxicity, moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs and guides the herbs to all twelve channels.*

  • Geng MiNon-glutinous Rice12–15 g

    Tonifies the Qi of the Lungs, Spleen and Intestines, stops restlessness and thirst and generates fluids.

Actions

  • Cools Summerheat
  • Boosts Qi
  • Enriches Yin
  • Produces Fluids

Syndromes traités

  • Summerheat that damages both Qi and Fluids
  • Summerheat accompanied by Yin Deficiency
  • Summerheat accompanied by deficiency of both Qi and Yin

Manifestations

  • A markedly elevated fever
  • Heavy, abundant sweating
  • A short-tempered, irritable state
  • A craving for fluids
  • Urine that is both dark and scanty in volume
  • An unsettled, restless feeling
  • A pronounced lack of energy
  • Limbs that feel weary
  • A sensation of breathlessness
  • Emotional indifference
Corps de la langue
Pale in color, or red in color
Pouls
Deficient in strength, and quick

Indications

  • Abnormally elevated body temperature
  • Illness caused by overheating (heat stroke)
  • Fever with no identifiable cause
  • Inflammatory infection of the lungs
  • The recovery period following an acute infection
  • An urge to drink fluids
  • Inflammation of the colon
  • Urine that is dark and reduced in amount
  • Persistent, long-term fatigue (chronic fatigue syndrome)
  • Heavy sweating
  • A cold contracted during summer
  • Fever occurring in pediatric patients
  • Bronchial asthma
  • A whistling sound during breathing
  • Labored breathing
  • Weak arms and legs
  • Loss of appetite
  • A state of heat-induced prostration
  • A pronounced, high fever
  • General tiredness
  • Difficulty breathing

Modifications

Précautions

  • Adjust the formula when Summerheat-Dampness is present.
  • Contraindicated when no external pathogen is present.