Xin Jia Xiang Ru Yin新加香薷飲
Newly Augment Mosla Drink
Also known asNewly Augmented Mosla Drink · Newly Augmented Elscholtzia Decoction
- Medicinals
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Composition
Releases the Exterior, harmonizes the ascending and descending functions of the Spleen and disperses stagnant Fluids by expelling Cold and Dampness from the Middle *Jiao.*
for sudden turmoil disorder due to externally contracted Cold in the summertimefor Exterior Cold and Interior Dampness presenting with fever, anhidrosis, headache, thirst, vomiting and diarrhea (frequently found in Summerheat stroke).for early stage Summerheat with superimposed contraction of Cold with fever, chills, anhidrosis, headache and a flushed face.Relieves Summerheat, removes Dampness and controls bleeding. (Does not appear in every version.)
Clears Summerheat and strengthens the Spleen.
for Summerheat fever without sweat.Expels Dampness and disperses fullness due to Stagnation.
Clears Heat, relieves Fire Toxicity, expels Wind-Heat and clears Damp-Heat from the Lower *Jiao.*
for toxic Heat.Clears Heat and toxins and expels Wind-Heat.
Actions
- Vents Summerheat from the exterior
- Dispels Cold from the exterior
- Reduces Heat
- Disperses Dampness
Patterns treated
Acute early Lung Summerheat compounded by an overlapping invasion of Wind-Cold
Manifestations
- Elevated temperature with chills
- Absence of sweating
- Head pain
- A parched, thirsty sensation
- Reddened facial complexion
- A constricted feeling in the chest
- Cold intolerance
- Exhaustion
- Generalized body soreness
- Queasiness
- Diminished, dark-colored urine
- Tongue body
- Red in color
- Coating
- Coated in a greasy white film
- Pulse
- Floating combined with rapid, or alternatively Flooding on the right paired with Small on the left
Indications
- Ordinary cold
- Upper airway infection
- Inflammation of the stomach and intestines
- The flu
- Reduced urine output
- Loss of sensation
- Queasiness and/or emesis
- Loose stools
- Foodborne illness
- Sudden-onset pancreatitis
- Ulceration of the digestive tract lining
- Gallbladder inflammation
- Pain in the head
- Shigellosis
- Infection caused by cholera
- Lyme borreliosis
- Pain in the abdomen
- Abnormal skin sensations
- Elevated body temperature
- The condition known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Sudden-onset colitis
- Sunstroke
- Long-standing pancreatitis
- Stomach lining inflammation
- Tiredness
- Dyspepsia
Modifications
When Heat signs predominate
When internal Dampness is more marked
When Heat blazes internally
When fever is present
When cough occurs
When Dampness blocks the Wei (exterior) level
When urination is diminished
When fever intensifies
When Dampness becomes markedly worse
When Wind and Cold aversion intensifies to a severe degree
When gastroenteritis is present
Cautions
- Not to be used when fever presents together with sweating.
- Stop administration once sweating begins.
- Not intended for extended-term use.