Yin Chen Wu Ling San阴陈五苓散
Artemisia Yinchenhao and Five Ingredient Powder with Poria
Autres nomsCapillaris and Hoelen Formula
- Substances
- 6
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Composition
Clears Damp-Heat from the Liver and Gallbladder, relieves jaundice and is the principle herb for treating jaundice.
- Ze XieRz. Alismatis4–15 g
Promotes urination, resolves Dampness, strengthens the Spleen, harmonizes the Middle Jiao and transforms Phlegm.
Leeches out Dampness due to deficiency, promotes urination, strengthens the Spleen, and assists the Yang.
promotes urination.- Bai Zhu
warms and transforms fluids, unblocks Yang and promotes urination.- Ze Xie, Gui Zhi
Promotes urination, leaches out Dampness and dispels Heat.
- Ze Xie
Warms the Ming Men assisting the Bladder in transforming and discharging urine, aids the Spleen to raise up Damp and releases exterior pathogens.
- Bai Zhu
Actions
- Facilitates the flow of urine
- Removes Dampness
- Boosts Spleen function
- Heats Yang
- Supports Qi's transforming activity
- Eliminates Damp-Heat
- Addresses jaundice where Dampness exceeds Heat
Syndromes traités
The Spleen is harmed by Damp-Heat (jaundice accompanied by difficult urination)
Manifestations
- Head pain
- Fever, possibly with chills
- Pronounced thirst accompanied by a wish to drink.
- Vomiting occurs right after drinking
- Difficulty urinating
- Fluid swelling
- An overall feeling of heaviness
- Loose, watery bowel movements
- A short-tempered, easily agitated state
- Vomiting and diarrhea occurring together
- A pulsing sensation felt beneath the navel
- Bringing up frothy saliva
- A spinning, vertiginous sensation
- Pain and/or bloating in the abdomen
- Urine that is dark in color
- Urine that is reduced in amount
- A state of unease and worry
- A yellowish, jaundiced appearance
- Sweat with a yellow tinge
- Breathlessness
- A tendency toward coughing
- Inability to pass urine
- Fullness in the lower abdomen
- Severe thirst
- A fluttering, racing sensation in the chest
- Bloating in the lower abdomen
- A throbbing sensation in the lower abdomen
- A light-headed feeling
- Pain in the abdomen
- An inability to settle, physically restless
- A complexion that is somewhat pale
- Corps de la langue
- Showing no abnormality
- Enduit
- Heavy, yellow and oily
- Pouls
- Yielding and quick
Indications
- Nephritis, whether acute or chronic
- Long-standing kidney failure
- Heart failure of the congestive type
- Fluid accumulation in the abdomen due to cirrhosis of the Liver
- The condition known as Meniere's disease
- Hepatitis of infectious origin
- Prolapse of the stomach
- Dilation of the stomach
- Gastroenteritis in its acute form
- Inflammation of the intestines
- Acute infections of the genitourinary tract
- Neurogenic bladder disorder
- Hydrocele of the scrotum
- Edema of cardiac origin
- Varicella infection
- Cirrhotic changes in the kidney
- Head pain
- A coughing tendency
- Stomach pain
- An ordinary cold
- Dysenteric illness
- Reduced urine output
- HIV/AIDS infection
- Difficulty passing stool
- Loose bowel movements
- Pancreatitis in its acute form
- Elevated blood pressure
- Physical tiredness
- Involuntary urination
- Herpes simplex infection
- Difficulty conceiving
- Excess body weight
- A racing or fluttering heartbeat
- Involuntary seminal emission
- Infection of the urinary tract
- A febrile state
- Fluid retention causing swelling
- A jaundiced condition
- Cholera infection
- Skin blistering
- Inflammation of the tear duct
- Migraine headache
- Uremic toxicity
- Pregnancy-related toxemia
- Poor digestion
- Sickness brought on by motion
- Neuralgia of the trigeminal nerve
- Conjunctivitis caused by a virus
- Diabetic condition
- Night blindness
- Inflammation of the peritoneum
- Shrinkage of the kidney
- Elevated blood lipoproteins
- Inflammation of the gallbladder
- The flu
- A light-headed sensation
- Fullness and bloating in the lower abdomen
- A spinning, vertiginous sensation
- Queasiness and/or vomiting
- Fullness and bloating in the abdomen
- Pain in the abdomen
- Loss of appetite
- Purpura of an allergic nature
- A herniated condition
- Shingles
- Discharge from the vagina
- Unpleasant breath odor
- Sweat with a yellow tinge
- Labored, difficult breathing
- Redness of the eyes
Modifications
In cases involving fever and thirst
- +Shi Gao
- +Zhi Mu
When the palms and soles appear yellow
In icteric (jaundice-type) hepatitis
In jaundice where Dampness predominates over Heat
When jaundice shows Dampness exceeding Heat
In jaundice with Dampness predominating over Heat, accompanied by nausea and vomiting
When jaundice with more Dampness than Heat presents alongside nausea and vomiting
In jaundice where Dampness exceeds Heat, with pronounced abdominal bloating
In acute infectious hepatitis where Heat and Dampness are equally present
In cases of painful or difficult urination
When jaundice is present
In jaundice with Dampness predominating over Heat, combined with Food Stagnation
In jaundice where Dampness exceeds Heat, together with gallstones
When perspiration appears yellow
In acute infectious hepatitis where Yin Deficiency is linked with Internal Heat
When redness of the eyes results from alcohol poisoning
Précautions
- When Spleen Qi and Kidney Deficiency are present, keep the dose limited and consider pairing with tonifying herbs.
- If urinary difficulty occurs alongside Yin Deficiency, take care to safeguard the Yin.
- Signs of overdose include dizziness, vertigo, a bland taste in the mouth, and loss of appetite.
- Long-term use should be avoided.
Notes
This formula is regarded as the preferred choice for treating Damp-Heat jaundice.