Yi Qi He Wei Jiao Nang

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Herbs And Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Dosage	Actions
Rx. Codonopsis	Dang Shen	6-14g	Tonifies the Middle Jiao, augments Qi, nourishes the Blood and promotes the generation of Body Fluids. With Fu Ling, for Spleen and Stomach Deficiencies with fatigue, a sensation of fullness in the abdomen, dizziness, lethargy, shortness of breath, anorexia and loose stools or diarrhea. With Bai Zhu, for Spleen Qi Deficiency with anorexia, loose stools and vomiting.
Rz. Atractylodis Macrocephalae	Bai Zhu	3-15g	Tonifies the Spleen, augments Qi and dries Dampness.
Poria	Fu Ling	9-18g	Harmonizes the Middle Jiao, Leaches out Dampness, Promotes urination, Strengthens the Spleen.
Rx. Scutellariae	Huang Qin	3-18g	Clears Heat and dries Dampness.
Rx. Salviae Miltiorrhizae	Dan Shen	3-15g	Clears Heat, Dispels Blood Stasis, Invigorates the Blood, Soothes irritability.

Formula Actions

• Protects mucous membranes
• Protects against infection
• Promotes new Blood cell formation
• Promotes epidermal growth

Syndromes

• Spleen Qi Deficiency

Clinical Manifestations

Diarrhea with watery stools Nausea and vomiting No thirst Anorexia Abdominal and/or epigastric fullness (likes pressure) Abdominal pain Gastrointestinal weakness Pale face Frequent urination Tends toward fatigue May have cold limbs May have headache with fever Body aches Epistaxis Hematemesis Shortness of breath Lassitude Epigastric pain All Blood from bleeding is pale

Edema Insomnia Hemoptysis Intestinal bleeding Chronic bleeding Hemafecia Uterine bleeding Rectal bleeding Profuse menstrual flow Chest fullness and pain Hypochondriac pain that shoots toward the Heart Intolerance of Cold Rigid focal distention in the Heart region Excessive production or drooling of foamy saliva Emaciation T: Pale, may be moist C: White or None P: Deep, weak and slow or Deep and thready or Big and weak

Treats

Gastric, peptic and duodenal ulcers Hemafecia Hematemesis Dyspnea

Abdominal pain Gastrointestinal weakness Edema

Contraindications And Herb/Drug Interactions

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