Dysentery #2

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Herbs And Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Dosage	Actions
Rx. Paeoniae Alba	Bai Shao	10g	Astringes Yin, softens the Liver and relieves pain.
Sm. Arecae	Bing Lang	6g	Drains downward, Reduces accumulations, Regulates Qi, Relieves nausea.
Fr. Crataegi	Shan Zha	15g	Reduces and guides out Food Stagnation, transforms accumulations and stops diarrhea.
Fr. Mume	Wu Mei	10g	Astringes Intestines, stops diarrhea and stops bleeding. With Bing Lang, for abdominal pain.
Baked Rz. Zingiberis Recens	Wei Jiang	9g	Warms the Middle and stops vomiting.
Rx. Aucklandiae	Mu Xiang	9g	Promotes the movement of Qi, adjusts and regulates stagnant Qi in the Intestines, dispels Damp-Heat and alleviates pain. With Bing Lang, for Qi Stagnation in the Stomach and Intestines. With Bai Shao, for diarrhea with profuse pus and Blood.

Formula Actions

• Warm the Center
• Dispel Cold

Syndromes

• Spleen Yang Deficiency

Clinical Manifestations

Long-term diarrhea Sallow complexion Anorexia (maybe with vomiting) Four limbs feel tired and heavy Abdominal and epigastric distention after eating Maybe acid regurgitation or vomiting Loose stools or watery stools containing undigested food Protracted dysentery Pus and Blood in the stool Shortness of breath

Pain in the abdomen and epigastrium with Cold sensations The pain is relieved by warmth and pressure Cold limbs Feeling chilled Mental fatigue Maybe scanty urine with edema Maybe clear, watery vaginal discharge T: Pale C: Thin and white P: Deep and weak or Thready and wiry

Treats

Dysentery

Contraindications And Herb/Drug Interactions

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