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Cong Bai Qi Wei Yin蔥白七味饮

Scallion Decoction with Seven Ingredients

Surowce
7

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Skład

  • Cong BaiBul. Allii9–12 g

    Releases the exterior, induces sweating, disperses Cold and unblocks *Yang.*

    treats elderly or weak patients, pregnant women and children during any season for either Hot or Cold pathogens
    for the initial stages of External Wind-Cold invasion.
  • Ge GenRx. Puerariae9–12 g

    Discharges Exterior conditions, releases the muscles, especially of the neck and upper back and raises Spleen Yang.

  • Sheng JiangRz. Zingiberis Recens6–9 g

    Releases the Exterior, induces perspiration, disperses Cold, warms the Lungs, stops coughing, normalizes the flow of Qi at the center and reduces the toxicity of other herbs.

  • Dan Dou ChiSm. Sojae Preparatum6–9 g

    Releases the Exterior and harmonizes the Middle Jiao.

    for colds associated with Yin Deficiency.
  • Mai Men DongRx. Ophiopogonis9 g

    Nourishes *Yin.*

    for hematemesis or epistaxis due to Yin Deficiency with Excess Heat.
  • Sheng Di HuangRx. Rehmanniae6–9 g

    Clears Heat, cools the Blood and nourishes Yin.

  • Lao ShuiAerated Water8 cups

Działania

  • Vents the Exterior
  • Replenishes Yin and Blood

Leczone wzorce

Wind-Cold at the Exterior accompanied by an underlying Deficiency of Yin or Blood

Objawy

  • Head pain
  • Elevated body temperature
  • A slight dislike of Cold
  • Absence of sweating
Ciało języka
Within normal limits
Nalot
A coating that is thin in texture and white in color
Puls
A floating quality

Wskazania

  • Common cold occurring around menstruation or after childbirth
  • The flu
  • A cold contracted while pregnant
  • An infection affecting the upper airway
  • A febrile state
  • Pain in the head region

Modyfikacje

Ostrożnie

  • Give very slowly, and only once it is confirmed the patient has no sweating.
  • While this formula is being taken, Fr. Ulmi Preparatus Wu Yi should be avoided.

Uwagi

This pattern typically arises after a prolonged illness or a substantial loss of Blood.