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Herbal formulae
| Question | Answer | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ma huang tang | Exterior excess Ma huang Gui zhi xing ren Gan cao Fever, chill, no sweating | ||
| Gui zhi tang | Exterior deficiency Gui zhi Bai shao Sheng jiang Da zao Gan cao Fever, chill, sweating | ||
| Jiu wei qiang huo tang | Exogenous wind cold and dampness with internal heat | ||
| Xiang su san | Exogenous wind cold with internal qi stagnation | ||
| Xiao qing long tang | Exogenous wind cold with internal fluid retention | ||
| Yin qiao san | Early stage of heat | ||
| Sang ju yin | Early stage of wind and warm Cough | ||
| Ma xing shi gan tang | Clear lung heat | ||
| Chai ge jie ji tang | Heat due to externally contracted wind cold | ||
| Sheng ma ge gen tang | Promote eruption | ||
| Da cheng qi tang | Drastically purges heat accumulation Da huang Zhi shi Hou po Mang xiao | ||
| Ma zi ren wan | Moistens the intestine and purges heat Ma zi ren Xiao cheng qi tang ( da huang, zhi shi, hou po) | ||
| Da chai hu tang | Harmonize shaoyang and yangming Alternate chills and fever Yellow tongue coating | ||
| Xiao chai hu tang | Harmonize shaoyang Alternate chills and fever White tongue coating Dry throat Bitter taste Vomiting | ||
| Si ni san | Reversal cold limbs Reversal Yang Qi stagnation | ||
| Xiao yao san | Nourish blood Irregular menstruation | ||
| Tong xie yao fang | Abdominal pain and Diarrhea | ||
| Ban xia xie xin tang | Congealment of heat and cold | ||
| Bai hu tang | Excessive heat of qi stage 1. high fever 2. profuse sweating 3. thirst 4. surging pulse | ||
| Zhu ye shi gao tang | Clear heat Tonify qi | ||
| Qing ying tang | Shui niu jiao Heat invade nutrient aspect | ||
| Xi jiao di huang tang | Xi jiao Heat invade blood aspect | ||
| huang lian jie du tang | 1. insomnia 2. nose bleeding 3. sore 4. jaundice 5. red tongue with yellow coating 6. rapid pulse 4 herbs huang lian huang qin huang bai zhi zi | ||
| pu ji xiao du yin | wind heat pathogen stagnated at upper energizer, outbreak at face and head | ||
| dao chi san | 1.heat in heart meridian 2. heart fire moving downwards to small intestine | ||
| long dan xie gan tang | 1. liver and gallbladder heat 2. damp heat of liver meridian | ||
| xie bai san | 1. clear lung heat 2. relieve cough and pant | ||
| qing wei san | stomach heat 1. toothache 2. bleeding gums | ||
| yu nv jian | stomach heat and yin deficiency syndrome | ||
| ge gen qin lian tang | 1. ge gen 2. huang qin 3. huang lian 4. gan cao | ||
| qing hao bie jia tang | nourish yin | ||
| xiang ru san | yin summer heat | ||
| li zhong wan | abdominal pain relieved by warmth and pressure diarrhea vomit slow pulse gan jiang | ||
| xiao jian zhong tang | abdominal pain relieved by warmth and pressure pale tongue wiry pulse | ||
| si ni tang | 3 fu zi gan jiang gan cao extreme cold syndrome caused by Heart and Kidney yang collapse | ||
| dang gui si ni tang | no si ni tang herbs in this formula 1. dang gui 1. nourish blood 2. dispel cold in meridian blood deficiency with extreme cold limbs | ||
| si jun zi tang | Spleen and stomach qi deficiency syndrome 4 ren shen-tonify qi fu ling -drain dampness bai zhu-dry dampness gan cao-harmonize middle energizer pale complexion pale tongue weak pulse | ||
| shen ling bai zhu san | ingredients same as si jun zi tang but more | ||
| bu zhong yi qi tang | tonify spleen and stomach qi raise yang qi hysteroptosis gastroptosis protracted diarrhea metrostaxis | ||
| sheng mai san | tonify qi, astringe yin to stop sweating 3 ren shen- tonify qi mai dong - generate body fluid wu wei zi -stop sweating sweating red dry tongue weak and rapid pulse?? | ||
| yu ping feng san | stop spontaneous sweating strengthen defensive qi 3 huang qi - tonify qi bai zhu -tonify qi fang feng- dispel wind pathogen | ||
| si wu tang | blood deficiency | ||
| dang gui bu xue tang | tonify qi to generate blood 2 huang qi 30g dang gui 6g | ||
| gui pi tang | metrorrhagia spleen lost control of blood tonify qi | ||
| zhi gan cao tang / fu mai tang | yin, yang, qi, blood deficiency knotted pulse | ||
| liu wei di huang wan | liver and kidney yin deficiency | ||
| yi guan jian | liver and kidney yin deficiency | ||
| shen qi wan | tonify kidney yang | ||
| si shen wan | diarrhea before dawn 3-5am abdominal pain indigestion low appetite | ||
| sang piao xiao san | astringes semen to arrest emmision frequent micturition/enuresis | ||
| suan zao ren tang | nourish blood tranquilize mind clear heat insomnia and palpitation | ||
| yue ju wan | fetid eructation, abdominal distension promote qi flow to eliminate stagnation six kinds of stagnation qi blood fire phlegm food damp xcold | ||
| ban xia hou po tang | plum stone syndrome | ||
| su zi jiang qi tang | wheezing and coughing due to excess above and deficiency below | ||
| ding chuan tang | wheezing and coughing due to phlegm heat accumulation in the interior and wind cold constraining the exterior | ||
| xuan fu dai zhe tang | counter flow of qi due to stomach insufficiency and phlegm stagnation | ||
| tao he cheng qi tang | blood buildup in lower energizer normal urination acute lower abdominal cramp | ||
| xue fu zhu yu tang | blood stasis in the chest insomnia with frequent dreaming tidal fever at dusk blackish eyelids dark purple lips | ||
| bu yang huan wu tang | sequelae of apoplexy hemiplegia sluggish speech | ||
| wen jing tang | deficient cold and blood stasis in chong ren | ||
| huang tu tang | 1. hemafecia due to yang deficiency marked by stool following by bleeding 2. hematemesis and epistaxis 3. metrorrhagia and metrostaxis | ||
| chuan xiong cha tiao san | hemicrania and unbiased headache dizzy vision and nasal congestion | ||
| xiao feng san | rubella and eczema rupture of red papules on skin itching | ||
| ling jiao gou teng tang | ling yang jiao- clear heat from liver to extinguish wind gou teng-clear heat to soothe liver exuberant heat stirring wind syndrome | ||
| tian ma gou teng yin | tian ma- calm liver and extinguish wind | ||
| zhen gan xi feng tang | apoplexy due to endogenous wind | ||
| xing su san | contracting cool-dryness externally | ||
| sang xing tang | contracting warm-dryness externally | ||
| qing zao jiu fei tang | clear dry-heat moisten lung | ||
| mai men dong tang | lung atrophy due to lung and stomach yin deficiency | ||
| ping wei san | dampness obstructing spleen and stomach white greasy thick tongue coating | ||
| huo xiang zheng qi san | wind cold contracting externally dampness stagnating the middle energizer internally | ||
| yin chen hao tang | 1. remove jaundice 2. clear heat 3. eliminate dampness jaundice due to damp heat bright yellow coloration of skin and eyes slimy yellow tongue coating | ||
| san ren tang | anorexia afternoon fever | ||
| er miao san | 2 1. huang bai-clear heat 2. cangzhu- dry dampness damp sore of lower part voiding of reddish urine | ||
| wu ling san | promote diuresis | ||
| ling gui zhu gan tang | 4 fu ling-drain dampness gui zhi-warms yang bai zhu-dry dampness gan cao-regulate all herbs warms yang to eliminate fluid | ||
| zhen wu tang | warm yang to induce diuresis | ||
| du huo ji sheng tang | pain and wilting of lumbus and knees inhibited movement or numbness of joints aversion to cold and prefer warmth | ||
| er chen tang | cough due to damp phlegm phlegm easy to be coughed | ||
| qing qi hua tan wan | cough due to phlegm heat phlegm hard to be coughed | ||
| san zi yang qin tang | cough with copious phlegm thoracic glomus | ||
| ban xia bai zhu tian ma tang | phlegm with dizziness wiry and slippery pulse | ||
| bao he wan | promote digestion and harmonize stomach shanzha - remove all food accumulation shen qu | ||
| wu mei wan | cold limbs caused by ascariasis vomiting of ascarides | ||
| wei jing tang | chest pain aggravated by coughing |