Term
Tao he cheng qi tang
1. indication
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. LJ blood stagnation w/heat; acute ab pain, trauma
2. tao ren, da huang |
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Term
Xue fu zhu yu tang
1. indication
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. blood stagnation in the chest
2. tao ren, hong hua, chuan xiong |
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Term
Shi xiao san
1. indication
2. herbs in formula (2) |
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Definition
1. Blood stagnation in the chest; pain in the abdomen, epigastrium, and postpartum pain
2. Pu Huang, wu ling zhi |
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Term
Dan shen yin
1. indication
2. herbs in formula (3) |
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Definition
1. Blood and qi stagnation in the UJ and MJ casuing chest pain; pain may radiate down the arms
2. Dan shen, tan xiang, sha ren |
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Term
Bu yang huan wu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. qi and blood stagnation in the channels w/ qi deficiency causing hemiplegia |
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Term
Wen jing tang
1. indication
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. chong and ren deficiency cold with blood stagnation causing irregular menses
2. Wu zhu yu, gui zhi |
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Term
Sheng hua tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Blood cold and stagnation causing postpartum lochial retention |
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Term
Gui zhi fu ling wan
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. blood stagnation in the uterus |
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Term
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Definition
| Blood stagnation of the hypochondria due to trauma |
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Term
Yu ping feng san
1. indication
2. herbs in formula (3) |
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Definition
1. wei qi deficiency causing spontaneous sweating
2. Huang qi, bai zhu, fang feng |
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Term
Gui zhi liu huang tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. yin deficiency heat causing night sweating |
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Term
Si shen wan
1. indication
2. herbs in formula (6) |
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Definition
1. kd and sp yang deficiency causing cock's crow diarrhea
2. Bu gu zhi, wu wei zi, wu zhu yu, rou dou kou, sheng jiang, da zao |
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Term
Gu jing wan
1. indication
2. herbs in formula (6) |
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Definition
1. liver fire injuring the chong and ren channels causing uterine bleeding
2. gui ban, bai shao, huang qin, huang bai, xiang fu, chun gen pi |
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Term
Wan dai tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Dai channel and sp deficiency with damp and qi stagnation causing leuchorrhea |
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Term
Yi huang tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Spleen deficiency with LJ damp heat causing leuchorrhea |
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Term
Suo quan wan
1. indication
2. herbs in formula (3) |
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Definition
1. Kidney yang deficiency causing urinary leakage
2. Yi zhi ren, shan yao, wu yao |
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Term
Jin suo gu jin wan
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Kidney deficiency causing spermatorrhea |
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Term
Xiao Chai Hu Tang
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. shaoyang syndrome; malaria; jaundice (w/ shaoyang); ext w-h attacking the uterus
2. chai hu, ren shen, banxia, huang qin, sheng jiang, da zao, zgc |
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Term
Si ni san
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (4) |
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Definition
1. yang jue syndrome; cold hands and feet
--> for Ca State board - Raynaud's... for NCCA - Dang gui si ni tang is for Raynuad's
2. chai hu, bai shao, zgc, zhi shi
--> bai shao and zgc are dui yao to relieve spasm and pain |
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Term
Xiao yao san
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (8) |
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Definition
1. liver qi stagnation with blood deficiency
2. chai hu, bai shao, bai zhu, bo he, dang gui, wei jiang, fu ling, zgc |
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Term
Tong xie yao fang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver qi stagnation attcking the spleen causing liver spleen disharmony; diarrhea, flatulence, worse w/ emotions |
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Term
Ban xia xie xin tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (7) |
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Definition
1. pi syndrome; stomach and intestine disharmony; mj hot and cold
2. ban xia, gan jiang, huang qin, huang lian, ren shen, da zao, zgc |
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Term
Da chai hu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. shao yang syndrom w/ yangming syndrome |
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Term
Bai hu tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (4) |
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Definition
1. Yang ming with four bigs
2. shi gao, zhi mu, geng mi/jing mi, zgc |
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Term
Zhu ye shi gao tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (7) |
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Definition
1. qi level heat with fluid deficiency; later stage
2. Dan zhu ye, shi gao, jing/ geng mi, gan cao, mai men dong, ban xia, ren shen |
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Term
Huang lian jie du tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (4) |
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Definition
1. fire toxins in all three burners; boils and carbuncles - qi level heat
2. huang lian, huang qin, huang bai, zhi zi |
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Term
Ma xing shi gan tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (4) |
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Definition
1. Lu heat causing wheezing
--> flaring nostrils
2. ma huang, xing ren, gan cao, shi gao |
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Term
Xie bai san
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (4) |
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Definition
1. Lu heat and qi accumulation causing wheezing
2. sang bai pi, di gu pi, jing mi, gan cao |
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Term
Xie haung san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Spleen and stomach fire; thirst, halitosis, hunger |
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Term
Qing wei san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. stomach fire and yangming channel heat; toothache |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. stomach fire with yin and fluid deficiency causing dryness; fever, thirst, hunger, bleeding gums |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. Heart channel heat transferring to the small intestine; re ling, UTI |
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Term
Xie xin tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (3) |
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Definition
1. heart fire causing epistaxis... damp heat jaundice
2. da huang, huang lian, huang qin |
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Term
Long dan xie gan tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver/gallbladder fire... liver damp heat in the LJ |
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Term
Zuo jin wan
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (2)... know dosage ratio |
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Definition
1. liver fire burning the stomach; regurgitation
2. Huang lian: wu zhu yu... 6: 1 |
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Term
Bai tou weng tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. toxic heat in the stomach and intestines causing dysentery |
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Term
Qing hao bei jia tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. yin deficiency heat in later stage febrile disease |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. liver and kidney yin deficiency causing steaming bone |
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Term
Ping wei san
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (6) |
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Definition
1. MJ damp stagnation
2. Cang zhu, hou po, chen pi, sheng jiang, da zao, zgc |
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Term
Huo xiang zheng qi san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. MJ damp stagnation with external wind cold |
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Term
Yin chen hao tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (3) |
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Definition
1. Liver and gallbladder damp heat causing jaundice
2. yin chen hao, shan zhi zi, da huang |
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Term
Ba zheng san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. LJ damp heat causing acute UTI |
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Term
Shao yao tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. LI damp heat stagnation causing acute dysentery |
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Term
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Definition
1. Tan yin syndrome; LJ water accumulation with spleen qi deficiency
--> vomitting immediately after drinking |
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Term
Zhu ling tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. LJ water accumulation with yin injury
--> chronic UTI |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. pi shui; tai yang edema under the skin |
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Term
Fang ji huang tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. spleen and wei qi deciciency causing wind damp edema |
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Term
Qiang huo sheng shi tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. wind damp obstruction of the channels and muscles causing acute bi |
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Term
Du huo ji sheng tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. wind damp cold obstructing the channels and muscles with liver and kidney qi and blood deficiency causing chronic bi |
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Term
Zhen wu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. kd and spleen yang deficiency causing water accumulation, heavy extremities, palpitations
--> the Titanic story |
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Term
Er chen tang
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (6) |
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Definition
1. phlegn damp; nausea and vomitting, fullness of the chest and epigastrium
2. Ban xia, ju hong, fu ling, sheng jiang, wu mei, zgc |
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Term
Bei mu gua lou san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. lung phlegm dryness causing cough |
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Term
Wen dan tang
1. indications
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. gallbladder and stomach disharmony with hot phlegm
2. Zhu ru, zhi shi |
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Term
Qing qi hua tang
1. indications
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. phlegm heat in the lung causing cough; yellow sticy phlegm
2. dan nan xing |
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Term
Xiao xian xiong tang
1. indications
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. phlegm heat in the chest and epigastrium
2. gua lou |
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Term
Ling gan wu wei jiang xing tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Lung phlegm cold with a congested chest |
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Term
Ling gui zhu gan tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Tan yin; lung phlegm damp; shortness of breath, palpitations, fullness of the chest and hypochondrium |
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Term
San zi yang qi tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. Lung phlegm cold with stagnation; indigestion, loss of appetite |
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Term
Zhi sou san
1. indications |
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Definition
| 1. external wind phlegm causing cough |
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Term
Ban xia bai zhu tian ma tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. internal wind phlegm causing headache and dizziness
--> Meniere's disease |
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Term
Xiao feng san
1. indications
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. wind damp heat in the skin causing pruritis, eczema...
2. jing jie, fang feng |
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Term
Xiao huo lou dan
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (6) |
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Definition
1. wind damp cold obstructing the channels... wind phlegm obstruction with blood stagnation in the channels
2. zhi cao wu, xhi chuan wu, tian nan xing, ru xiang, mo yao, di long |
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Term
Qian zheng san
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (3) |
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Definition
1. wind phlegm in the face; facial pralysis, bell's paulsy, twitching
2. bai fu zi, jiang can, quan xie |
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Term
Tian ma gou teng yin
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (10) |
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Definition
1. liver yang rising with internal wind
2. tian ma, gou teng, shi jue ming, chuan niu xi, du zhong, sang ji shen, ku shen, huang qin, ye jiao teng, zhi zi |
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Term
Zhen gan xi feng tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver yang rising with internal wind due to liver and kidney yin deficiency |
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Term
E jiao ji zi huang tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. blood and yin deficiency with internal wind |
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Term
Li zhong wan
1. indications
2. herbs in the formula (4) |
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Definition
1. sp yang deficiency cold... chest bi pain... bleeding due to sp yang xu... profuse salivation... chronic infantile seizures
1. Fu zi, ren shen, bai zhu, gan cao |
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Term
Wu zhu yu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. yang ming; stomach cold with qi rebellion
--> vomitting immediately after eating
jue yin; lv channel cold causing headache
shao yin channel cold causing diarrhea |
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Term
Xiao jian zhong tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. spleen yang deficiency cold causing abdominal pain; better with pressure |
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Term
Da jian zhong tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. MJ full cold causing abdominal pain; worse with pressure |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. Yin jue; cold limbs... devastated yang... true cold, false heat |
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Term
Dang gui si ni tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. cold obstruction in the channels with blood deficiency; cold hands and feet
--> Raynaud's for NCCA
--> state board use si ni san |
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Term
Suan zao ren tang
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula (5) |
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Definition
1. lv and blood deficiency with heat; irritability, night sweat, onset insomnia, dream dusturbed sleep
2. suan zao ren, chuan xiong, zhi mu, fu ling, gan cao |
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Term
Tian wan bu xin dan
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. heart and kidney yin deficiency with heat; nocturnal emissions, waking up at night |
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Term
Gan mai da zao tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. heart yin deficiency causing zang zao (organ dryness, restless organ); wheeping spells, frequent yawning, restless sleep |
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Term
Yue ju wan
1. indication
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. stagnation of qi, blood, phlegm, damp, fire, food
2. xiang fu |
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Term
Ban xia hou po tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver qi stagnation causing plum pit syndrome |
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Term
gua lou xie bai bai jiu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. qi and phlegm stagnation in the chest causing chest bi |
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Term
Hou wen zong tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. MJ damp-cold with qi stagnation |
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Term
Liang fu wan
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver qi stagnation with cold causing pain; pain better with warmth |
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Term
Jing ling zi san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver qi stagnation with heat causing pain; worse with spicy food |
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Term
Su zi jiang qi tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. lung phlegm damp with kidney yang deficiency with lung qi rising
--> excess above, deficiency below |
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Term
Ding chuan tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. lung phlegm heat with external wind cold and rebellious lung qi; profuse yellow sputum, hiccups |
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Term
Xuan fu dai zhe shen
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. stomach deficiency with phlegm damp causing rebellious stomach qi |
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Term
Ju pi zhu ru tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. stomach heat and MJ deficiency causing rebellious stomach qi; hiccups
--> look for case studies with pregnancy, morning sickness or a prolonged illness creating hiccups |
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Term
Ding xiang shi tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. stomach deficiency cold causing rebellious stomach qi; hiccups
--> CI: pregnancy
--> cold type hiccups as opposed to ju pi zhu ru tang which is heat hiccups |
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Term
Yin chen si ni tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. yin jaundice due to cold damp |
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Term
Shi hui san
1. indication
2. king herb |
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Definition
1. liver and stomach fire with blood heat causing acute bleeding; hemoptysis
2. da ji and xiao ji |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. liver fire attacking the lung causing hemoptysis |
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Term
Huang tu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. spleen yang deficiency and blood deficiency with cold causing chronic bleeding |
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Term
Jiao ai tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. chong and ren channel cold with blood deficiency causing uterine bleeding |
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Term
Si jun zi tang
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. qi deficiency
2. ren shen, bai zhu, fu ling, zgc |
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Term
Sheng ling bai zhu san
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. spleen qi deficiency causing diarrhea... lung qi deficiency |
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Term
Bu zhong yi qi tang
1. indication |
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Definition
1. spleen and stomach qi deficiency; morning low grade fever
spleen qi sinking; prolapse |
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Term
Sheng mai san
1. indication
2. herbs in formula |
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Definition
1. qi and yin deficiency; fatigue that affects speech, SOB, thirst, sweating, insomnia
2. Ren shen, mai men dong, wu wei zi |
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Term
Si wu tang
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. blood deficiency with blood stagnation; dizziness, tinnitius, palpitations, pale lips and nails, PMS, threatened miscarriage
--> CI acute blood loss
2. Shu di huang, dang gui, bai shao, chuan xiong |
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Term
Dang gui bu xue tang
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. blood and qi deficiency with floating yang; feeling of heat in the skin and muscles, thirst with desore for warm water
qi deficiency causing bleeding
blood loss causing headache and fever
2. dang gui 5g, huang qi 30 g... 1:6 |
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Term
Ba zhen tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. qi and blood deficiency |
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Term
Shi quan da bu tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. qi and blood deficiency with cold; chronic cough worse in the winter or at night, non healing sores |
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Term
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Definition
1. spleen and heart blood deficiency
chronic bleeding due to spleen deficiency |
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Term
Zuo gui yin
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. Kidney yin and essence deficiency; premature aging, low sex drive, slow development in children
2. Shu di huang, shan yao, shan zhu yu, gou qi zi, fu ling, gan cao |
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Term
Zhi gan cao tang
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. qi, blood and fluid deficiency causing irregular pulse |
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Term
Liu wei di huang wan
1. indication
2. herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. liver and kidney yin deficiency
2. shu di huang, shan zhu yu, shan yao, ze xie, fu ling, mu dan pi |
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Term
Da bu yin wan
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. severe liver and kidney yin and essence deficiency with empty heat; afternoon tidal fever, steaming bone, constant hunger |
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Term
Yi guan jian
1. indication |
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Definition
| 1. liver and kidney yin deficiency with liver qi stagnation |
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Term
Jin gui shen qi wan
1. indication
2. alternate name and herbs in the formula |
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Definition
1. Kidney yang deficiency with empty cold
kidney yang deficiency with water damp accumulation; xiao ke
2. Bai wei di huang wan
shu di huang, shan zhu yu, shan yao, gu zi, ze xie, mu dan pi, gui zhi, fu zi |
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Term
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Definition
| 1. Kidney yang and essence deficiency with blood deficiency; impotence, frigidity, emaciation, edema of lower extremities, infertility |
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