Yi Qi Yang Yin Zhong Yao

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Herbs And Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Dosage	Actions
Rx. Codonopsis	Dang Shen	6-14g	Tonifies the Middle Jiao and augments Qi. With Mai Men Dong and Wu Wei Zi, for injury to Qi and fluids with shortness of breath and thirst.
Rx. Ophiopogonis	Mai Men Dong	6-15g	Moistens the Lungs, nourishes Yin. nourishes Stomach Yin and generates fluids.
Fr. Schisandrae	Wu Wei Zi	1.5-9g	Astringes Jing, Astringes leakage of Lung Qi, Astringes sweat, Generates fluids, Tonifies Qi, Tonifies the Kidneys.

Formula Actions

• Tonifies Qi
• Nourishes Yin

Syndromes

• Qi and Yin Deficiency

Clinical Manifestations

Neck enlargement Exophthalmia Lassitude Fatigue Shortness of breath Dizziness Tinnitus Palpitations Emaciation Lack of strength Dry, rough eyes Possible distended feeling in eyes A pale, lusterless face Possible malar flush Restless Insomnia

Poor memory Hand tremors Dry, parched throat Tasteless feeling in the mouth Low back and knee soreness and Weakness Low grade fever Five sole heat Maybe profuse perspiration Possible tremors of the hands and tongue Scanty fluid intake Abdominal distention after meal Loose stools T: Red C: Thin or Peeled P: Empty and rapid or Thready and rapid

Treats

Hyperthyroidism

Early-stage Hashimoto's thyroiditis

Contraindications And Herb/Drug Interactions

Notes

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