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Exterior wind-cold attack leading to a deficient condition

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Gui Zhi Tang

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Exterior wind-cold attack leading to a deficient condition

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Gui Zhi Tang

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Exterior excess wind-cold attack constraining wei qi

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Ma Huang Tang

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Exterior excess wind-cold attack constraining wei qi

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Ma Huang Tang

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constipation with blood deficiency

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Run Chang Wan

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heat smoldering in yin regions of body, yin deficiency with lingering heat

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Qing Hao Bie Jia Tang

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excess heat (or damp-heat) in liver and/or gallbladder channels

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Long Dan Xie Gan Tang

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lung heat obstructing flow of qi (not phlegm)

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Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang

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severe obstruction of the three jiaos by fire toxicity which pervades both interior and exterior

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Huang Lian Jie Du Tang

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blazing heat in the Yang Ming Channel (or Qi level heat)

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Bai Hu Tang

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exterior wind-cold-damp attack battling the body's normal qi which is deficient and unable to expel the pathogen

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Ren Shen Bai Du San

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exterior wind-cold attack at Tai Yang level with upper body muscle stiffness

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Ge Gen Tang

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blood buildup in lower jiao casued by accumulation of blood stasis and heat leading to clumping

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Tao He Cheng Qi Tang
(peach pit decoction to order the qi)

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wheezing caused by wind-cold constraining the exterior & phlegm-heat smoldering in the interior

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Ding Chuan Tang
(arrest wheezing decoction)

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stomach heat not allowing stomach qi to descend due to either long-term stomach deficiency or injured stomach qi from severe vomiting/diarrhea

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Ju Pi Zhu Ru Tang
(tangerine peel and bamboo shavings decoction)

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Phlegm-cold obstructing lung with kidney yang deficiency. Excess above, deficiency below.

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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang
(perilla fruit decotion for directing qi downward)

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plum-pit qi

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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang
(pinellia and magnolia bark decoction)

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liver qi stagnation with indigestion

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Yue Ju Wan
(escape restraint pill)

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kidney yang deficiency with insufficient mingmen fire

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Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan
(kidney qi pill from golden cabinet)

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hot or bloody, painful urinary dysfunction caused by clumping of damp heat in the lower jiao

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Ba Zheng San
(eight herb powder for rectification)

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yin deficiency with vigorous fire, consumptive heat with steaming bone

damp-heat in lower jiao with underlying kidney yin defiency

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Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan
(anemarrhena, phellodendron, rehmannia pill)

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damp heat in the lower jiao

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Er Miao San
(two-marvel powder)


Huang Bai & Cang Zhu

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exterior wind-cold with concurrent interior turbid damp injury due to stagnation

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Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San
(agastache powder to rectify the qi)

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kidney-liver yin deficiency

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Liu Wei Di Huang Wan
(six-ingredient pill with rehmannia)

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qi & blood deficiency with consumptive disorders

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Shi Quan Da Bu Tang
(all-inclusive great tonifying decoction)

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concurrent qi & blood deficiency often due to chronic disease or excessive blood loss

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Ba Zhen Tang
(eight-treasure decoction)

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spleen & heart deficiency, esp spleen

restless heart spirit
qi & blood deficiency
inability of spleen to control blood

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Gui Pi Tang
(restore the spleen decoction)

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blood deficiency, primarily liver blood

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Si Wu Tang
(four-substance decoction)

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concurrent deficiency of qi & yin, especially lung

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Sheng Mai San
(generate the pulse powder)

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spleen & stomach qi deficiency leading to sinking of yang

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Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang
(tonify the middle and augment the qi decoction)

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concurrent spleen qi deficiency with phlegm/damp

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Liu Jun Zi Tang
(six gentleman decoction)

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spleen qi deficiency

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Si Jun Zi Tang
(four gentleman decoction)

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Kidney yang deficiency accompanied by increase in interior cold

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Si Ni Tang
(frigid extremities powder)

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weakness & deficiency of middle jiao yang & yin OR ascending cold in the interior

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Da Jian Zhong Tang
(major construct the middle decoction)

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cold from stomach deficiency
cold from deficiency of stomach & liver
cold attacking middle jiao

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Wu Zhu Yu Tang
(evodia decoction)

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middle jiao cold from deficiency

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Li Zhong Wan
(regulate the middle pill)

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Painful obstruction (bi) with liver and kidney deficiency

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Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang
(angelica pubescens and sangjisheng decoction)

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Kidney yang deficiency or spleen-kidney yang deficiency with retention of pathogenic water

exterior wind-cold at Tai Yang Stage

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Zhen Wu Tang
(true warrior decoction)

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damp-cold stagnation in the spleen & stomach

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Ping Wei San
(calm the stomach powder)

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skin edema due to spleen deficiency with vigourous damp and qi stagnation

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Wu Pi San
(five peel powder)

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clumping of water and heat due to injury from cold entering the yang ming or shao yin stage where it turns into heat

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Zhu Ling Tan
(polyporus decoction)

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water buildup, pathogen not released from exterior penetrates to Tai Yang organ (bladder), inability of spleen to transform damp may cause retention of congested fluids in lower jiao

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Wu Ling San

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yang or hot-collapse most commonly due to heat entering the interior where it constrains the yang qi, true heat-false cold

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Si Ni San

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liver constraint with blood deficiency (excess & deficient pattern)

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Xiao Yao San

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stomach qi disharmony due to hot-cold complex, usually due to improper purging of an exterior or shao yang condition with underlying stomach qi xu

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Ban Xia Xie Xin Tang

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Shao Yang stage disorder

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Xiao Chai Hu Tang

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mild constipation due to Yang Ming organ disorder

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Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang

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relatively mild Yang Ming organ stage disorder

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Xiao Cheng Qi Teng

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Yang Ming organ stage disorder

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Da Cheng Qi Tang

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unresolved exterior wind-cold attack constrained & transformed into heat. Simultaneous Tai Yang/Yang Ming disorder

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Chai Ge Jie Ji Tang

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exterior wind attack headache

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Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao San

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early exterior wind-heat attack enters through nose & mouth, attacks lung

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Yin Qiao San

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Early, superficial exterior wind-heat attack with cough

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Sang Ju Yin

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acute exterior wind cold attack with chronic congested fluids or spleen xu

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Xiao Qing Long Tang

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Simultaneous Tai Yang & Yang Ming condition, exterior not completely released but interior ablaze with heat

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Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang