Yu Zhen San玉真散
True Jade Powder
Autres nomsPowder for Tetanus
- Substances
- 6
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Composition
Dries Dampness, transforms Phlegm, expels Wind and stops spasms.
- Zhi Tian Nan Xi, Fang Feng
Disperses Wind-Phlegm in the channels, stops spasms and alleviates pain.
- Fang Feng, Bai Zhi
Expels Wind, eliminates Dampness, dispels Cold and alleviates pain.
Expels Internal Wind, stops spasms and
alleviates pain.
- Tian Nan Xing
- Tian Nan Xing, Tian Ma
Extinguishes Wind, calms the Liver, stops spasms and tremors, subdues Rising Liver Yang and alleviates pain.
- Tian Nan Xing
- Bai Fu Zi
Actions
- Expels Wind
- Dissolves Phlegm
- Eases tetanic muscle spasm
- Halts convulsive episodes
- Reduces pain
Syndromes traités
- Wind-Heat Toxin entering through a cut wound
- The Feng Tan (Wind-Phlegm) pattern
Manifestations
- Jaw rigidity with spasm
- Tension and stiffness through the neck and jaw
- Limb spasms
- Jaws clenched shut
- Spasmodic twitching of the lips
- A dizzy sensation
- Sleeplessness
- Episodes of vomiting
- Eyes drawn to one side
- The whole body becomes rigid
- Opisthotonic backward arching of the body
- Trismus, involving locked jaw muscles
- Corps de la langue
- Unremarkable
- Enduit
- White with a thin coating, or white with a greasy coating
- Pouls
- Wiry and taut
Indications
- Diseases caused by neurotoxin-producing Clostridium organisms
- Tetanic disease
- Botulinum toxin poisoning
- Pain following physical trauma
- Lockjaw
- Sleep disturbance
- Rabies infection
- Kyphotic spinal curvature
- Paralysis affecting the face
- Choreic movement disorder
- Ulcers on the skin surface
- Bouts of dizziness
- The occurrence of vomiting
- Stiffness through the neck
Modifications
Formulate as a decoction preparation.
In cases involving facial paralysis
In cases of facial paralysis where Wind and Phlegm obstruct the channels and collaterals
When neck stiffness is present
When tetanus, severe convulsions and kyphosis are present together
In cases of facial paralysis accompanied by Qi Deficiency
In cases involving chorea
- +Ba Zhen Tangformule
- −Shu Di Huang
- +Gou Teng
- +Huang Qi
Précautions
- Bai Fu Zi and Tian Nan Xing carry significant toxicity and must be handled with great care.
- Must not be given during pregnancy.
- Must not be given to patients with Body Fluid or Yin Deficiency.
- Must not be used over a prolonged period.
- Must not be administered in advanced-stage muscular tetany.
- When trauma produces severe hemorrhage, add herbs that nourish the Blood and relax the sinews as a modification.
Notes
- Pulverize the ingredients into a powder and take 3g doses washed down with hot wine.
- The powder can also be combined with grain-based liquor for topical application to the affected site.
- In cases of kyphosis, give a 9g dose combined with Infantis Urina Tong Bian.
- For dog bite wounds, rinse the site with clean water before applying the formula to the area.