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Xing Xiang Er Chen Tang星香二陈汤

Decoction of Two Old Drugs with Arisaematis and Aucklandia

Autres nomsCitrus and Pinellia Combination with Arisaematis and Aucklandia

Substances
7

Cette entrée n’est pas encore traduite — le texte ci-dessous est en anglais.

Composition

  • Zhi Tian Nan XingRz. Arisaematis Preparatum3–10 g

    Disperses Wind-Phlegm in the channels and stops spasms.

  • Mu XiangRx. Aucklandiae1.5–10 g

    Promotes the movement of Qi, alleviates pain and adjusts and regulates stagnant Qi in the Intestines.

  • Chen PiPer. Citri Reticulatae3–15 g

    Revives the Spleen, activates Middle Jiao Qi, dries Dampness and transforms Phlegm.

    for viscous sputum and a stuffy chest due to Phlegm-Damp Obstruction.
  • Zhi Ban XiaRz. Pinelliae Preparatum5–15 g

    Dries Dampness, expels Phlegm, descends Stomach Qi and reduces distention.

    • Chen Pi
    for Spleen Qi Deficiency or Phlegm-Damp Obstruction manifesting as productive cough and a stuffy chest.
  • Fu LingPoria5–9 g

    Strengthens the Spleen, transforms Phlegm and drains Dampness from the Middle Jiao.

    • Chen Pi
    Zhi Ban Xia and Sheng Jiang*, for congested Fluids in the Stomach causing distention, nausea and vomiting.
  • Sheng JiangRz. Zingiberis Recens3–6 g

    Transforms Phlegm.

    for nausea.
  • Zhi Gan CaoRx. Glycyrrhizae Preparata1–6 g

    Tonifies the Spleen, resolves Phlegm and moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs.

Actions

  • Scatters Wind
  • Eliminates Phlegm

Syndromes traités

A pattern of Wind-Phlegm

Manifestations

  • A dizzy sensation
  • Fullness within the chest
  • Possibly accompanied by nausea
  • Convulsive episodes
  • Expectorating frothy saliva
  • Aggravated by cold weather, or when the patient is suffering from a cold
Corps de la langue
The tongue body presents as pink
Enduit
A coating noted for its thickness, stickiness, and white hue
Pouls
A slippery quality

Indications

  • A diagnosis of epilepsy
  • A depressive state
  • A diagnosis of bipolar disorder