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San Sheng San三圣散

Three-Sage Powder

Substances
3

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Composition

  • Fang FengRx. Saposhnikoviae5–150 g

    Expels Internal Wind, stops spasms, expels Wind-Dampness and alleviates pain.

  • Gua DiPedicellus Melo5–150 g

    Induces vomiting to relieve Phlegm-Heat or retained food.

  • Li LuRx. et Rz. Veratri0.75–30 g

    Induces vomiting to treat Wind-Phlegm.

Actions

  • Induces vomiting
  • Clears Wind-Phlegm by causing the patient to vomit

Syndromes traités

  • Wind-Stroke of the closed pattern
  • Seizures caused by Wind-Phlegm
  • Wind-Phlegm obstructing the orifices

Manifestations

  • Loss of speech
  • Unconsciousness
  • Great distress
  • Agitation
  • A feeling of Qi surging up into the throat
  • Deviation of the mouth and eyes
  • Paralysis of the face
  • Locking of the jaw
  • Paralysis of one side of the body
Pouls
A pulse combining Floating, Excess and slippery qualities

Indications

  • Seizure disorder
  • Comatose states
  • One-sided body paralysis
  • Inability to speak
  • Paralysis affecting the face
  • A schizophrenic condition
  • Cases of poisoning where the toxin remains in the Stomach
  • Apoplexy

Précautions

  • Apply this formula carefully, as it induces vomiting.
  • If vomiting does not stop, give a highly concentrated decoction of Bul. Allii Cong Bai.

Notes

  • Pulverize the ingredients into a coarse powder and prepare it as a decoction. Drink it slowly in sips, stopping once vomiting starts.
  • A nasogastric tube may also be used to administer it.
  • The amount of Rx. et Rz. Veratri Li Lu used should be adjusted based on the patient's constitution and how severe the condition is.