Cong Bai Qi Wei Yin

Ingredients

Sheng Di Huang

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Sheng Di Huang

Mai Men Dong

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Mai Men Dong

Dan Dou Chi

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Dan Dou Chi

Cong Bai

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Cong Bai

Ge Gen

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Ge Gen

Sheng Jiang

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Sheng Jiang

Dosages:

1. : Cong Bai (9g)
2. : Dan Dou Chi (6g)
3. : Ge Gen (9g)
4. : Sheng Jiang (6g)
5. : Mai Men Dong (9g)
6. : Sheng Di Huang (9g)

Actions:

1. Release the exterior
2. Nourish yin and blood

Indications:

Fever, Slight chills, Headache, no sweating, long-term illness or significant Blood loss

Pattern:

Exterior Wind-Cold With Preexisting Blood And/Or Yin Deficiency

Tongue:

Pulse:

Abdomen:

Notes:

1. If aversion to cold is severe, add Zi Su Ye and Jing Jie
2. If fever is prominent, add Jin Yin Hua, Lian Qiao, and Huang Qin
3. If there is bleeding, add E Jiao, Ou Jie, and San Qi
4. For indigestion, add Chen Pi

Preparation:

Source Text - Prepared as a decoction. Advises using water that is prepared by repeatedly ladling water in and out of a pail until bubbles cover the surface. Only the surface water is used and is regarded as the 7th ingredient.

Modern Text - No special water preparation.