Si Ni Jia Ren Shen Tang四逆加人參湯

Frigid Extremities Decoction Plus Ginseng

Autres nomsDecoction to Treat Cold Limbs Plus Ginseng

Substances: 5

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Composition

Zhi Fu ZiRx. Aconiti Lateralis Preparata5–15 g
Warms the Kidney and Heart Yang, stimulates exhausted Yang, warms the Ming Men Fire and the entire body by traveling through all twelve channels.
- Gan Jiang
strengthens the Kidney and Spleen Yang,warms the Spleen and Kidneys, disperses Cold and treats overabundance of Yin fluids due to Deficiency Cold, Devastated Yang and debilitated Spleen and Kidney Yang with incessant diarrhea.
- Gan Jiang
- Zhi Gan Cao
- Qi
- Yang
strengthens the actions of fortifying Qi and benefiting the Yang for Cold extremities and diarrhea with undigested food due to Collapse of the Spleen and Kidney Yang.
(Sheng Fu Zi)(Rx. Aconiti Lateralis)(1 piece)
(Use only if condition is critical.)
Gan JiangRz. Zingiberis2–10 g
Warms the Middle Jiao and Lungs, transforms thin mucus, expels Cold, rescues Yang, warms the channels (unblocks the pulse) and stops bleeding.
- Zhi Fu Zi
for Cold-Damp Bi.
- Zhi Gan Cao
for epigastric pain and vomiting due to Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold and detoxifies Zhi Fu Zi.
Ren ShenRx. Ginseng3–9 g
Powerfully tonifies *Yuan Qi, tonifies Spleen, Stomach, Heart and Lung Qi, generates Body Fluids and stops thirst*.
- Zhi Fu Zi
for collapsed Qi and Devastated Yang with spontaneous sweat, ice cold extremities and shortness of breath.
Zhi Gan CaoRx. Glycyrrhizae Preparata3–15 g
Tonifies Qi, strengthens the Spleen and moderates the drying properties of the formula.
- Ren Shen
relieves palpitations and anxiety.

Actions

Revives Yang
Warms the Middle Burner
Dispels Cold from the Interior
Halts diarrhea

Syndromes traités

Heart Yang Deficiency with Collapse: Yang Xu Jue Ni
Kidney Yang Deficiency combined with Internal Cold
Kidney Yang Deficiency combined with Internal Cold plus deficiency of Qi and Yin

Manifestations

Marked shortness of breath
Quickened respiration
Limbs that are extremely cold
Dislike of cold
Sleeping curled up with the knees pulled toward the body
Lethargy accompanied by an unrelenting urge to sleep
Episodes of vomiting
Cold and pain in the abdomen
Absence of thirst
A comatose state
Loose, watery stools
Poor digestion
Swelling due to fluid retention
A pale complexion
A fever felt near the body's surface
A reddened complexion
Bluish discoloration of the lips and nails

Corps de la langue: Either Pale or Dark purple in color
Enduit: White in color and slippery in texture
Pouls: Deep together with thready, or Deep together with slow, or Deep together with faint

Indications

Acute heart attack (myocardial infarction)
Insufficient cardiac function
Underactivity of the pituitary gland
Vomiting and loose stools stemming from acute or chronic gastroenteritis
Underactive thyroid function
Insufficient blood flow to the brain
Sudden-onset gastroenteritis
Liver cirrhosis
Long-standing prostatitis
Poisoning or intoxication states
Joint inflammation (arthritis)
The flu
Cases of cor pulmonare
Digestive upset
Underactive adrenal function
Stubborn, treatment-resistant arthritis
Cases of cholera
A jaundiced condition
Heat located in the Intestines
A state of shock
Long-standing colitis
Abnormal uterine bleeding of functional origin
Repeated outbreaks of aphthous ulcers
Prolapse of the stomach (gastroptosis)
The common cold
A cough
Asthmatic conditions
Pain in the abdomen
Difficulty breathing (dyspnea)

Précautions

Should not be administered to patients presenting True Heat combined with False Cold (C.M.: cold limbs, thirst with a craving for cold beverages, dark-colored urine; T: Red; C: Yellow).
Discontinue this formula as soon as the hands and feet regain warmth.