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Wasting/thirsting
main symptoms? |
1. severe and incessant thirst
2. excessive hunger 3. frequent urination and copious turbid urine 4. weight loss and emaciation |
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Wasting/thirsting
E&P? |
1. constitutional deficiency, esp. yin def.
2. improper diet and eating habits 3. emotional disturbances 4. exhaustion, overwork, pregnancy 5. medications |
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Wasting/thirsting
Upper Burner: Lung Heat with Injury to Fluids |
Xiao Ke Fang
(wasting thirst formula) |
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Wasting/thirsting
Middle Burner: Profusion of ST Fire |
Yu Nu Jian
(Jade Woman Decoction) |
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Wasting/thirsting
Lower Burner: a. Kidney Yin Deficiency |
Liu Wei Di Huang Wan
(6 ingredient pill with Rehmnnia) |
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Wasting/thirsting
Lower Burner: b. KD (and HT) Yin and Yang Deficiency |
Shen Qi Wan
(Kidney Qi Pill) |
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Wasting/thirsting
Blood Stasis |
Jiang Tang Huo Xue Tang
(sugar reducing blood activating decoction) |
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Wasting/thirsting
Phlegm Damp |
Cang Fu Dao Tan Wan
(Guide out phlegm with atractylodes and cyperus) |
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H/A due to Invasion of External Evils
1. Wind Cold Headache |
Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao San
(Ligusticum Chuanxiong Powder to be taken with green tea) |
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H/A due to Invasion of External Evils
2. Wind-Heat Headache |
Xiong Zhi Shi Gao Tang
(ligusticum, angelica dahurica, and gypsum decoction) |
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H/A due to invasion of External Evils
3. Wind-Dampness Headache |
Qiang Huo Sheng Qi Tang
(Notopterygium Decoction to overcome Dampness) |
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
1. Liver Qi Constraint Headache |
Xiao Yao San
(rambling powder) or Chai Hu Shu Gan San |
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H/A due to Internal disruption
2. Liver Fire Headache |
Long Dan Xie Gan Tang
(gentian decoction to drain the Liver) |
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
3. Liver Yang Headache |
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin (gastrodia and uncaria drink)
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
4. Phlegm-Turbidity Headache |
Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang
(Pinellia, atractylodis macrocephalae and gastrodia decoction) |
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
5. Blood Stasis Headache |
Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang
(drive out stasis from the mansion of blood decoction) |
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
6a. Kidney Deficiency Headache with Yin Deficiency |
Da Bu Yuan Jian
(great tonify the primal decoction) |
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H/A due to Internal disruption
6b. Kidney Deficiency Headache with Yang Deficiency |
You gui wan
(restore the right Kidney Pill) |
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
7. Qi and Blood Deficiency Headache |
Ba Zhen Tang
(eight treasure decoction) |
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H/A due to Internal Disruption
7a. due to Qi Xu |
Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang
(tonify the Middle and Augment Qi decoction) |
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HA due to Internal Disruption
7b. due to Blood deficiency |
Bu Gan Yang Ying Tang
(tonify Liver and Nourish the Nutritive Qi Decoction) |
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Yang EDEMA
Wind-Cold obstructing in the Lungs |
Ma Huang Jia Zhu Tang
(ephedra decoction plus atractylodes) |
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Yang EDEMA
Wind-Heat obstructing in the Lungs |
Yue Bi Jia Zhu Tang
(maidservant from Yue’s decoction plus atractylodes) |
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Yang EDEMA
Invasion by Damp-Heat Toxin |
Ma Huang Lian Qiao Chi Xiao Dou Tang
(ephedra, forsythia and aduki bean decoction) Plus Wu Wei Xiao Du Yin (five ingredient drink to eliminate toxin |
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Yang EDEMA
Inundation by Water-Dampness (Spleen Damp) |
Wu Pi Yin (five peel drink)
PLUS Wei Ling Tang (calm the stomach and Poria decoction) |
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Yang EDEMA
Accumulation of Damp-Heat |
Si Miao San
(four marvel powder) |
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Yin EDEMA
Spleen Yang Deficiency |
Shi Pi Yin
(bolster the Spleen Drink) |
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Yin EDEMA
Kidney Yang Deficiency |
Ji Sheng Shen Qi Wan (Kidney Qi Pill from that Aid the Living)
PLUS Zhen Wu Tang (true warrior decoction) |
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Common ingredients to treat obesity:
know 7 minimum |
Ze Xie; Shan Zha; He Shou Wu;
Bai Zhu; He Ye; Cang Zhu; Fu Ling; Huang Qi; Chuan Xiong; Yin Chen Hao; Xia Ku Cao; Da Huang; Fan Xie Ye; Cao Jue Ming; Yi Yi Ren |
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OBESITY - excess
Stomach Heat with Food Stagnation |
Zhi Shi Dao Zhi Wan (unripe bitter orange pill to guide out stagnation)
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OBESITY - excess
Accumulation of Damp-Phlegm |
Dao Tan Tang
(guide out Phlegm decoction)more focused on phlegm Or Xiang Sha Liu Jun Zi Tang (6 gentlemen decoction with aucklandia and amonmum) has many ingreds to strengthen SP |
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OBESITY- deficiency
Spleen Qi Deficiency |
Shen Ling Bai Zhu San (ginseng, poria and atractylodes macrocephala powder)
PLUS Fang Ji Huang Qi Tang |
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OBESITY- deficiency
Spleen and Kidney Yang Deficiency |
Zhen Wu Tang (true warrior decoction)
PLUS Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang (poria, cinnamon twig, atractylodes and licorice decoction) |
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OBESITY- deficiency
Qi Stagnation and Blood Stasis |
Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang (drive out stasis in the mansion of blood decoction)
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BI SYNDROME
Heat-dominant Bi |
Xuan Bi Tang
(disband painful obstruction decoction) |
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BI SYNDROME
Blood Stasis |
Shen Tong Zhu Yu Tang
(drive out blood stasis from a painful body decoction) |
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BI SYNDROME
Phlegm Obstruction |
Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang
PLUS Yang He Tang |
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BI SYNDROME
Bi with Depletion of Qi and Blood, and Kidney and Liver Deficiency |
Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang
(pubescent angelica and taxillus decoction |
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BI SYNDROME
Wind-dominant Bi |
Fang Feng Tang
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BI SYNDROME
Cold-dominant Bi |
Fu Zi Tang
(aconite accessory root decoction) |
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BI SYNDROME
Dampness-Dominant Bi |
Yi Yi Ren tang
For severe cold, add Fu Zi, Gan Jiang, Xi Xin to warm yang and scatter cold. |
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BI SYNDROME
If it's not clear whether it's wind, cold or damp Bi--use this formula as your base |
Juan Bi Tang
(remove painful obstruction from medical revelations) |
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EDEMA
E & P |
1. Invasion of external wind
2. Invasion of damp-fire toxin from sores or carbuncles 3. Accumulation of damp-heat in the triple Burner 4. Water-dampness invades the interior due to improper diet, overwork, exhaustion, living in a damp environment, or wading in water: 5. Over-exertion or overindulgence in sexual activity |
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Edema E&P
1. Invasion of external wind |
External wind (wind-cold or wind-heat) invades the defensive qi portion, which impairs the Lung Qi flow, and disturbs the Lung Qi function of dispersing fluids
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Edema E&P
2. Invasion of damp-fire toxin from sores or carbuncles |
Damp-fire toxin accumulates in the affected area, which may impede the clearing and excretion of turbidity from the space between the skin and muscles. And obstruct the Lung Qi and Spleen Qi flow, leading to retention of fluids, and edema.
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Edema E&P
3.Accumulation of damp-heat in the triple Burner |
Damp-heat accumulates in the Triple Burner, which obstructs the water passages.
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Edema E&P
4. Water-dampness invades the interior due to improper diet, overwork, exhaustion, living in a damp environment, or wading in water: |
The Spleen is encumbered and fails to transform the water.
Inundation by Water-Dampness Wu Pi Yin PLUS Wei Ling Tang |
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Edema E&P
5. Over-exertion or overindulgence in sexual activity |
This may weaken the Kidneys and impair their function of transforming water
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Wind-Cold headache |
Acute headache, most common occipital, but could be other parts of head/face. Aversion to wind/cold. Muscle aches/stiffness, esp neck/upper back.
Chuan Xiong Cha Tian San |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Wind-heat headache |
Acute, distending; frontal or whole head. May be severe and feeling of heat/better with cold.
Xiong Zhi Shi Gao Tang |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Wind-dampness headache |
Dull, occipital, frontal or generalized H/A, heavy woolly head. Stiffness, heaviness, pain of lower or upper back, neck, occipital region. Worse in a.m., humid, rain, mold mildew.
Qiang Huo Sheng Qi Tang |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Liver Qi Constraint headache |
Recurrent frontal or temporal. Dull ache (tight band around head), constant (rather than throbbing) often starts in occiput, radiates to front and behind eyes. One-sided OR bilateral. Often starts early am and gets worse during day. May occur after emotional upset/sudden release of stress (holidays/weekends) or before a period tender scalp/ painful spots in neck/upper back. Preceded by variety of symptoms: digestive upset, sudden tiredness, yawning, visual disturbances, sore eyes, photophobia, a sense of heat in the head and increasing irritability. Stiff, tight neck and shoulders, frowning, muscle tension. Teeth grinding, sighing.
Xiao Yao San |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Liver Fire Headache |
Acute, severe, pounding or splitting, hot h/a, usually d/t too much alcohol, emotional outburst or sudden stress increase. Often affects forehead or temporal, may be behind or over one eye. May be N/V, which alleviates. Better w/ cold compress on neck and forehead.
Long Dan Xie Gan Tang |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Liver Yang Headache |
Recurring, usually severe, splitting or pounding, sense of distention and pressure. May be bilateral or one-sided, focused in temples, vertex, the orbital ridge or behind the eyes. May radiate down the back of neck to shoulder. Better with sitting up/ with cold compress, worse lying down. May be triggered by release of emotional stress.
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Phlegm-Turbidity Headache |
Dull, aching, distending h/a as if wrapped in wet sack or squeezed in a vise. Forehead or entire head. May be superficial insensitivity or numbness on scalp. H/A may be triggered by phlegm inducing or SP weakening food, increase in emotional turmoil and stress or strong smells
Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Blood Stasis Headache |
Recurring, focal h/a. tends to occur in same spot that patient can point to often Taiyang, behind eyes, above orbital ridge; some might follow head trauma. Usually sharp, stabbing, drilling, boring or such words
Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Kidney Yin Deficiency Headache |
Chronic background h/a w a dull empty feeling in head or occiput; head may feel warm. Patient s/t describe this as “head feels inflamed”. Worse in evening, aggravated by exertion/after sex.
Da Bu Yuan Jian |
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Differentiating symptoms of HEADACHE
Kidney Yang Deficiency Headache |
Chronic background h/a w a dull empty or cold feeling in head or occiput; during h/a patient feels cold, may shiver.
You Gui Wan |
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Differentiating Symptoms of Headache
Qi Deficiency Headache |
Dull, intermittent background h/a, worse when tired, following exertion, at end of day, with exposure to cold. h/a may start soon after rising from bed and moving around. Pain is poorly localized and patients feel need to keep head covered. Muscle weakness, lack of tone can cause head to slump forward, increasing stress on posterior neck.
Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang |
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Differentiating Symptoms of Headache
Blood Deficiency Headache |
Dull background h/a, initiated or aggravated by blood loss, menses, childbirth or during breast feeding. Vertex, behind eyes, or whole head. Triggered by exertion, prolonged use of eyes, worse at end of day. May wake from sleep with h/a as blood returns to the LV or may start upon rising as blood drains from the head. Background h/a may occasionally and suddenly get a lot worse and become pounding or splitting, affecting temples
Bu Gan Yan Ying Tang |
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E&P of EDEMA
1. Invasion of external wind |
External wind (wind-cold or wind-heat) invades the defensive qi portion, which impairs the Lung Qi flow, and disturbs the Lung Qi function of dispersing fluids
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E&P of EDEMA
2. Invasion of damp-fire toxin from sores or carbuncles |
Damp-fire toxin accumulates in the affected area, which may impede the clearing and excretion of turbidity from the space between the skin and muscles. And obstruct the Lung Qi and Spleen Qi flow, leading to retention of fluids, and edema.
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E&P of EDEMA
3.Accumulation of damp-heat in the triple Burner |
Damp-heat accumulates in the Triple Burner, which obstructs the water passages.
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E&P of EDEMA
4. Water-dampness invades the interior due to improper diet, overwork, exhaustion, living in a damp environment, or wading in water: |
The Spleen is encumbered and fails to transform the water.
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E&P of EDEMA
5. Over-exertion or overindulgence in sexual activity |
This may weaken the Kidneys and impair their function of transforming water
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E&P of EDEMA
The sites of disease: |
Lung, Spleen, Kidney, Triple Burner
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Compare Yin and Yang Type edema
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Yang Edema: acute, rapid onset, exterior, heat, excess condition, usually affects upper body first
Yin Edema: chronic, gradual onset, pitting, interior, internal organ deficiency condition, cold, starts in lower body, |
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Treatment strategy for Yang Edema
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1. Diaphoresis, release exterior, regulate LU Qi to promote LU function
2. Promote urination, leach out dampness thru urine 3. Eliminate the evil qi (water, damp, heat, or damp-heat toxin) |
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Treatment strategy for Yin Edema?
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1. strengthen SP to transform dampness
2. Warm the SP and KD Yang 3. Promote urination |
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E&P OF OBESITY
1. Overindulgence, esp rich, fatty sweet foods |
Overloads SP/ST, exceeds their processing capacity and weakens them. Generates damp, phlegm
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E&P OF OBESITY
3. prolonged disease leading to Right Qi Deficiency |
Qi or Yang Xu may affect transformation of fluids and weaken circulation of blood, leading to dampness, phlegm.
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E&P OF OBESITY
4. Emotional strains and psychological factors |
May impair functions of viscera------> LV Qi stagnation, weakens Spleen, and cause retention of dampness, water, phlegm
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E&P OF OBESITY
5. Kidney Qi Deficiency due to aging |
Declining KD Qi fails to govern T and T of body fluids, fails to provide the SP with energy to carry out its T and T function which then slows metabolism and leads to accumulation of interior dampness.
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E&P OF OBESITY
7. Drugs: |
Weight gain can be produced by steroid hormones and some types of psychoactive drugs.
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E&P OF OBESITY-
name 7 |
1. Overindulgence, esp rich, fatty sweet foods
2. Lack of exercise/sedentary lifestyle 3. prolonged disease leading to Right Qi Deficiency 4. Emotional strains and psychological factors 5. Kidney Qi Deficiency due to aging 6. Genetic factors 7. Drugs: |
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What are the main symptoms of Bi Syndrome?
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pain in the muscles, tendons, bones, joints. May also be ache, soreness, numbness, heaviness, cold sensation, or redness, heat sensation, swelling or difficulty of movement in affected areas. In some cases- joint deformity.
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What are the Wind-cold-damp patterns of Bi syndrome?
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Wind painful obstruction syndrome: Wandering pain in joints or muscles.
Cold Painful Obstruction Syndrome: Cold congeals and obstructs the movement of yang qi, causing severe, fixed, cold pain. Damp Painful Obstruction Syndrome: Dampness is the major evil qi among wind-cold-dampness. Dampness obstructs the circulation of qi and blood, leads to fixed pain, heaviness, swelling and numbness in the muscles and joints. |
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Wind-damp-heat Bi manifests how?
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Heat is the main evil qi. Wind-damp-heat invades the muscles, tendons, bones, and joints, obstructing the qi and blood flow in the channels, causing pain, heat, swelling and redness in the joints
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Blood stasis and/or phlegm Bi manifests how?
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Any of the above can develop into this chronic pattern. Persistent obstructing in joints and muscles by pathogenic factors can lead to severe qi/blood stagnation and retention of fluids and dampness, can turn into phlegm which lodges in the joints causing swelling and difficulty moving joints.
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Qi, Blood, Liver and Kidney Xu Bi manifests how?
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A chronic condition caused by injuring the Liver and Kidney and depleting qi and blood during a prolonged illness. This pattern is characterized by aching pain in the lo back/knees, difficulty in flexion and extension of joints, and numbness in affected areas with some symptoms of qi, blood, LV and KD Xu.
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Special Treatment strategy for:
Wind Bi? |
Nourish blood to eliminate wind.
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Special Treatment strategy for:
Cold Bi? |
Tonify the Yang Qi
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Special Treatment strategy for:
Damp Bi? |
Strengthen the SP Qi
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Special Treatment strategy for:
Heat Bi? |
Tonify/nourish Yin
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Common warming herbs used for Bi Syndrome?
know 6 of them |
Qiang Huo, Du Huo, Fang Feng, Jiang Huang,
Wei Ling Xian, Gui Zhi, Mu Gua, Xu Chang Qing, Lu Xiao Cao, Shen Jin Cao, Hai Feng Teng, Qing Feng Teng, Wu Jia Pi, Chan Sha, Song Jie, Lao He Cao, Lu Lu tong, Wu Shao She, Chuan Wu |
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What are the cooling herbs used for Bi syndrome?
Know 6 of them |
Sang Zhi, Qin Jiao, Ge Gen, Han Fang Ji,
Xi Xian Cao, Hai Tong Pi, Luo Shi Teng, Ren Dong Teng, Si Gua Lou, Chuan Shan Long |
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Wasting and Thirsting Patterns? 6
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1.LU Heat with injury to fluids (Xiao Ke Fang)
2.Profusion of ST Fire (Yu Nu Jian) 3. KD Yin Xu (Liu Wei Di Huang Wan) 4. KD/HT Yin/Yang Xu (Shen Qi Wan) 5.. Blood Stasis (Jiang Tang Huo Xue Tang) 7. Phlegm Damp (Cang Fu Dao Tan Wan) |
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Headache Patterns -
due to External evil qi ? (3) |
1. Wind Cold H/A (Chuang Xiong Cha Tiao San)
2. Wind-Heat H/A (Xiong Zhi Shi Gao Tang) 3. Wind-Dampness H/A (Qiang Huo Sheng Shi Tang) |
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Headache Patterns
Due to Internal Disruption? (7) |
1. LV Qi Constraint (Xiao Yao San)
2. LV Fire H/A (Long Dan Xie Gan Tang) 3. LV Yang H/A (Tian Ma Gou Teng yin) 4. Phlegm-turbidity H/A (Ban Xia Bai Zhu Ma Tang) 5. Blood Stasis H/A (Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang) 6a. KD Yin Xu H/A ( Da Bu Yuan Jian) 6b. KD Yang Xu H/A (You Gui Wan) 7a. Qi Xu (Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang) 7b. Blood Xu (Bu Gan Yang Ying Tang) |
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YANG EDEMA Patterns? (4)
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1a. Wind-Cold obstructing LU (Ma Huang Jia Zhu Tang)
1b. Wind-Heat obstructing LU (Yue Bi Jia Zhu Tang) 2. Invasion by Damp-heat toxin (Ma Huang Lian Qiao Chi Xiao Dou Tang + Wu Wei Xiao Du Yin) 3. Inundation by Water-dampness (Wu Pi Yin + Wei Ling Tang) 4. Accumulation of Damp-heat ( Si Miao San) |
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YIN EDEMA Patterns?(2)
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1. SP Yang Deficiency (Shi Pi Yin)
2. KD Yang Deficiency (Ji Sheng Shen Qi Wan + Zhen Wu Tang) |
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OBESITY Patterns? (5)
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1. ST Heat w/ Food Stagnation (Zhi Shi Dao Zhi Wan)
2. Accumulation of Damp-phlegm (Dao Tan Tang) 3. SP Qi Xu (Shen Ling Bai Zhu San + Fang Ji Huang Qi Tang) 4. SP/KD Yang Xu (Zhen Wu Tang + Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang) 5. Qi Stag/Blood Stasis ( Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang) |
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Bi syndrome Patterns? (6)
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1. Wind-dominant Bi (Fang Feng Tang)
2. Cold-dominant Bi (Fu Zi Tang) 3. Damp-dominant Bi (Yi Yi Ren Tang) 4. Heat Dominant Bi (Xuan Bi Tang) 5. Blood Stasis Bi (Shen Tong Zhu Yu Tang) 6. Phlegm obstruction Bi (Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang + Yang He Tang) |
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If it's not clear which among wind, cold or damp Bi, use which formula?
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Juan Bi Tang
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Bi Syndrome Formulas for case study
Wind-dominant Bi Fang Feng Tang |
Fang Feng Tang:
Fang Feng, Dang Gui, Fu Ling, Xing Ren, Qin Jiao, Ma Huang, Ge Gen, Huang Qi, Rou Gui, Sheng Jiang, Gan Cao, Da Zao |
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Bi Syndrome Formulas for case study
Cold-dominant Bi Fu Zi Tang |
Fu Zi Tang:
Fu Zi (12-18), Bai Zhu (12), Ren Shen (6), Fu Ling (6), Bai Shao (9) |
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Bi Syndrome Formulas for case study
Dampness-dominant Bi Yi Yi Ren Tang |
Yi Yi Ren Tang:
Yi Yi Ren, Qiang Huo, Du Huo, Cang Zhu, Fang Feng, Ma Huang, Gui Zhi, Chuan Xiong, Dang Gui, Zhi Chuan Wu Tou, Sheng Jiang, Can Cao |
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Bi Syndrome Formulas for case study
Heat Dominant Bi |
Xuan Bi Tang:
Fang Ji, Xing Ren. Yi Yi Ren, CAn Sha, Ban Xia, Lian Qiao, Zhi Zi, Hua Shi, Chi Xiao Dou |
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Bi Syndrome Formulas for case study
Blood Stasis Bi Shen Tong Zhu Yu Tang |
Shen Tong Zhu Yu Tang:
Qin Jiao, Chuang Xiong, Tao Ren, Hong Hua, Gan Cao, qiang huo, mo yao, dang gui, wu ling zhi, xiang fu, chuan niu xi, di long |
