Huang Qin Hua Shi Tang黄芩滑石汤
Scutellaria and Talcum Decoction
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Skład
Clears Heat, drains Fire, dries Dampness and detoxifies.
Hua Shi and Zhu Ling for Damp-Warm febrile disease in the Middle Jiao* with recurrent fevers and body aches.- Hua Shi, Tong Cao
Stronger diuretic than Fu Ling, expels Dampness, strengthens the Spleen and harmonizes the Middle *Jiao.*
Aromatically transforms Dampness, descends Qi, moves Qi and transforms Stagnation.
Promotes urination and clears Heat.
Działania
- Dispels pathogenic Heat
- Eliminates Dampness
Leczone wzorce
- A Warm-Damp febrile illness centered in the Middle Jiao
- Summerheat combined with Dampness
Objawy
- Elevated body temperature
- The fever seems to break with sweating, only to return
- General bodily soreness
- Minimal or absent thirst
- Reduced urine output
- A grimy appearance of the face
- A sense of heaviness throughout the body
- Ciało języka
- The tongue appears normal.
- Nalot
- The coating is pale yellow and very moist in appearance.
- Puls
- The pulse is Soft and rapid in nature.
Wskazania
- Runny nose
- Cases of typhoid fever
- Long-standing sinusitis
- Heat exhaustion from sun exposure
- Infections of the urinary passages
- Diabetes mellitus
Modyfikacje
For urinary difficulty of the Heat-stranguria type marked by frequent, hard-won urination, dripping flow, a slowed pulse and a smooth yellow tongue coating
For pronounced nasal blockage with marked mucosal swelling
For a pronounced deficiency of the Spleen
- +Bai Zhu
- +Dang Shen
For bloating of the abdomen, particularly following meals
- +Hou Po
- +Bai Zhu
For pain at the front of the head or over the supraorbital bone
For a heavy sensation affecting the body and limbs
- +Ze Xie
- +Shi Chang Pu
- +Cang Zhu
For diabetic disorders
For diabetes where Damp-Heat has injured Stomach Yin
- −Bai Dou Kou
- −Zhu Ling
- +Ze Xie
- +Cang Zhu
- +Huang Bai
- +Mai Men Dong
- +Yu Zhu
For diabetes accompanied by Spleen Deficiency
- −Bai Dou Kou
- −Zhu Ling
- +Ze Xie
- +Cang Zhu
- +Huang Bai
- +Shan Yao
- +Bai Zhu
- +Ren Shen
For pronounced signs of Heat
- +Huang Lian
- +Da Huang
- +Shi Gao
For pronounced nasal blockage together with sinusitis
For malodorous nasal discharge that is green, or that is copious and yellow
To be used in alternation with
For a cough accompanied by copious Phlegm
For pain localized to the crown of the head
For pain at the temporal region of the head
For pain at the back of the head
For pronounced Damp-Heat
For sinusitis complicated by Blood Stagnation
- +Mu Dan Pi
- +Chi Shao
For diabetes accompanied by Deficiency Heat
For diabetes with a concurrent Kidney Yin Deficiency
For diabetes occurring alongside Spleen Deficiency
Uwagi
- The Dampness arises from food that fails to be transformed, which then Stagnates and generates Heat.
- This formula treats Damp-Heat where Dampness and Heat are present in equal measure.