Summary Of TCM Treatment
excess cold | si ni tang: relatively severe cases with yang deficiency | ren12, st25, ren6, st34, st36, st37, sp4, sp6 |
laing fu wan: relatively mild cases | ||
da huang fu zi tang: with constipation | ||
da jian zhong tang: with severe pain, vomiting, underlying Spleen yang deficiency | ||
cao guo yin: with external cold-damp invasion, acute, nausea & vomiting | ||
deficient cold | xiao jian zhong tang | ren12, st25, ren6, ren4, ren7, st30, st36, sp4, sp6, kd3, li11 |
fu zi li zhong wan: with Spleen yang deficiency | ||
wen pi tang: with Spleen yang deficiency and constipation | ||
zhen wu tang: with Kidney yang deficiency and edema | ||
dang gui si ni tang: with cold and blood stagnation in the channels | ||
ai fu nuan gong wan: with cold accumulation in the uterus | ||
sheng hua tang: with post-partum cold and blood stagnation | ||
nuan gan jian: with cold and qi stagnation in the genitals | ||
wen jing tang: with cold and deficiency of chong and ren mai | ||
heat | da cheng qi tang: yang ming bowel heat with constipation | st25, st37, st39, st44, ub25 st 34: with severe pain du14, li11, li4: with fever gb39, sj5, gb34: with shao yang symptoms sj6: with constipation li11: with diarrhea |
da huang mu dan tang: with umbilical and right iliac fossa pain | ||
shao yao tang: with damp or toxic heat in the intestines | ||
yin qiao hong jiang jie du tang: toxic heat in the uterus | ||
qing re jie du hua yu tang: chronic damp heat and blood stagnation following unresolved toxic heat | ||
huang lian xiang ru yin: with summerheat | ||
liver qi stagnation | chai hu shu gan san: predominantly excess with some heat | ren6, st25, st21, lv13, lv3, pc6, gb34, sj6, st36 sp6, ub18, ub23: with blood or yin deficiency lv5, sp8: for severe pain lv5: with testicular pain yintang, ht7: for nervous, anxious, or tense patients |
liu mo tang: qi stagnation with constipation | ||
tong xie yao fang: with Spleen deficiency, pain, and urgent diarrhea; for chronic cases combine with chai hu shu gan san | ||
xiao yao san: Liver qi stagnation with Spleen qi and Blood deficiency | ||
Yi Guan Jian: with Liver qi stagnation and yin deficiency | ||
tian tai wu yao san: affecting the Liver channel and genitals | ||
blood stagnation | shao fu zhu yu tang: blood stagnation with cold, especially in the lower abdomen | blood stagnation in the reproductive system: ashi points, st29, zigong, ren6, sp8, sp6, sp10, li4, lv3, ub17 |
xue fu zhu yu tang: liver qi and blood stagnation | ||
xiao chai hu tang: qi and blood stagnation affecting shao yang | ||
fu yuan huo xue tang: blood stagnation following trauma | blood stagnation in the intestines: ashi points, st25, ren6, ub25, sp10, sp6, sp4, li4, lv3 |
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tao he cheng qi tang: severe blood stagnation in the intestines or uterus with heat | ||
gui zhi fu ling wan: benign gynecological masses with mild pain | ||
food stagnation | bao he wan | ren12, st25, ren6, st36, st40, li10, st44 sp4, st34, sp8, st21: severe pain pc6: nausea sp5: borborygmus st37, sj6: constipation sp6, ub20: Spleen deficiency gb34: liver qi stagnation |
zhi shi dao zhi wan: food stagnation with damp-heat | ||
tiao wei cheng qi tang: to purge the stagnation for extreme discomfort | ||
jian pi wan: food stagnation with Spleen deficiency | ||
liu jun zi tang: to strengthen the digestion longer term | ||
worm accumulation | zhui chong wan: any type of worm | ren12, st25, sp15, ren6, st36, sp3, st40, sp6, ub20, ub21 pc6: with nausea sp4 or sp5: abdominal bloating sp6, ub20: Spleen deficiency |
qu tao tang: tapeworms | ||
wu mei wan: intestinal roundworms | ||
gu syndrome (unwanted lodgers) | zi su ye, bo he, bai zhi |
Related Diseases: acute or chronic enteritis, intestinal tumor, intestinal tuberculosis, pancreatitis, cholecystitis, chronic appendicitis, fecal impaction.