Su He Tang Jia Wei #1蘇荷湯加味一号
Modified Perilla and Mentha Decoction #1
Autres nomsThunder Pearls
- Substances
- 16
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Composition
Clears Heat, resolves Fire toxicity, disperses External Wind-Heat and clears Damp-Heat from the Lower *Jiao.*
Releases the Exterior, disperses Cold, promotes the movement of Spleen and Stomach Qi and improves Lung function.
Expels Wind and Dampness, unblocks the nasal passages, dispels Cold, reduces swelling, eliminates toxins, expels pus and alleviates pain.
for headache.for ulcer pain and Stomach ache.Invigorates the Blood, promotes the movement of Qi, expels Wind and alleviates pain.
harmonizes, nourishes and invigorates the Blood, disperses Blood Stasis and treats Wind-Damp Invasion blocking the Blood vessels causing pain, numbness and paralysis.Tonifies the Spleen, augments *Qi, moistens the Lungs, resolves Phlegm, stops coughing, moderates spasms, clears Heat, relieves Fire toxicity, alleviates pain, moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs and guides the herbs to all twelve channels.*
Nourishes Stomach Yin, harmonizes the Middle Jiao, moistens the Lungs, clears Heat, stops cough, clears the Heart and calms the Spirit.
Tonifies Spleen Qi, nurtures Stomach *Yin, moistens Lung Yin,* tonifies the Kidneys and strengthens Jing.**
Clears Summerheat, resolves Dampness and strengthens the Spleen.
Kills parasites, clears Heat, relieves Fire toxicity and cools the Blood.
Dries Dampness, kills parasites, disperses Cold, dispels Wind and dries Dampness.
Clears Heat, dries Dampness, disperses Wind and kills parasites.
Forcefully breaks up Blood Stasis, regulates Qi and alleviates pain.
Warms the Middle Jiao, relieves pain and descends *Qi*.
Actions
- Eliminates Heat
- Counteracts Fire Toxicity
- Scatters External Wind
- Facilitates Qi flow
- Strengthens the Lungs and Spleen
- Expels Wind-Dampness
- Builds the Blood
- Activates the Blood
- Removes Blood Stasis
- Eases pain
- Replenishes Stomach and Lung Yin
- Regulates the Middle Jiao
- Eliminates parasites
- Reduces Dampness by drying it
Syndromes traités
Wind-Dampness accompanied by Qi and Yin Deficiency
Manifestations
- Long-standing diarrhea
- Unformed stools or
- Diarrhea and constipation occurring alternately
- Sudden, forceful bowel movements
- Distention of the abdomen
- Fluid accumulation in the abdomen
- Cramping and/or pain in the abdomen
- Queasiness
- Bleeding and/or pus from the intestines
- Diminished appetite or
- An excessive, insatiable appetite
- Sweating at night
- Dryness of the mouth
- Ringing in the ears
- Aching muscles
- A heavy sensation in the muscles
- Weakness of the muscles
- Pains that migrate throughout the body
- A depressed emotional state
- Lack of energy
- Unformed stools
- Loss of appetite
- Giddiness
- A pale complexion
- A feeble voice
- Disinclination to talk
- Perspiring with minimal or no exertion
- Corps de la langue
- Presentation varies
- Enduit
- Not fixed; differs by case
- Pouls
- The pulse may be Weak, or Weak and rapid, or Weak, soft and floating
Indications
Presenting as Gu Syndrome