Downward Draining: Purge Heat Accumulation Flashcards
(8 cards)
1
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- Indication: Severe Yang Ming Fu organ (heat accumulation in the ST/LI) syndrome
- Sx: Severe constipation and flatulence, focal/abdominal distention and fullness, abdominal pain that increases with pressure w/ a tense and hard abdomen, tense/full abdomen, possible - tidal fever, unconsciousness, delerium, diarrhea that is clear, watery and green
- Fx: Vigorously purge heat acumulation
- T: Red body, dry yellow or black coating with prickles
- P: Submerged/Excess or Deep, Slippery, Forceful
- Ingredients:
Da Huang (King) 12g -Shi/Hardness
Mang Xiao 9g - Zao/Dryness
Hou Po 15g -Man/Fullness
Zhi Shi 12g -Pi/Distention
A Formula
A
Da Cheng Qi Tang (Major Order the Qi Decoction)
2
Q
- Indication: Mild Yang Ming Fu excess syndrome
- Sx: Excess tidal fever, delirium, constipation, focal distention, abdominal fullness/distention, no obvious abdominal hardness
- Fx: Moderately purges clumped heat
- T: Red body,“old-looking” dry/dirty/yellow coating
- P: Slippery, rapid
- Ingredients:
Da Huang (King) 12g -Shi/Hardness
Hou Po 6g -Man/Fullness
Zhi Shi 9g -Pi/Distention
A Formula
A
Xiao Cheng Qi Tang (Minor Order the Qi Decoction)
3
Q
- Indication: Yang Ming Fu ST/LI heat syndrome
- Sx: Mild constipation, aversion to heat, thirst, irritability, fullness, distention, no obvious abdominal pain
- Fx: Mildly purge clumped heat downward
- T: Yellow coating
- P: Slippery, rapid
- Ingredients:
Da Huang (King) 12g -Zhi/Hardness
Gan Cao 6g
Mang Xiao 12g -Zao/Dryness
A Formula
A
Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang (Regulate the ST and Order the Qi Decoction)
4
Q
- Indication: Jie Xiong Syndrome (water retention and heat accumulation in chest)
- Sx: Hardness/fullness/pain around the chest/epigastrium and abdomen that is unbearable with any pressure, sever constipation, thirst, slight tital fever at dusk
- Fx: Drains heat, drives out water
- T: Very dry
- P: Submerged, tight, foreceful
- Ingredients:
Gan Sui (King) 1g
Da Huang 18g
Mang Xiao 12g
Similar ingredients to Da/Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang + Gan Sui
A
Da Xian Xiong Tang (Major Decoction for Pathogens Stuck in the Chest)
5
Q
- Indication: Accumulated Heat in the UJ/LJ Syndrome
- Sx: Sensation of heat/irritibility in the chest and abdomen, thirst, red face, dry lips/mouth, tongue sores, possible - sore throat, nosebleed, constipation, scanty urine
- Fx: Drain heat, unblock the bowels, clear UJ/LJ
- T: Red body, dry edges, yellow or white coating
- P: Rapid, possibly slippery
- Ingredients:
Lian Qiao (King) 1250g
Huang Qin 300g
Zhi Zi 300g
Bo He 300g
Dan Zhu Ye 7pcs
Da Huang 600g
Mang Xiao 600g
Bai Mi (Honey)
Gan Cao 600g
Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang in Formula - Gan Cao, Mang Xiao, Da Huang
B Formula
A
Liang Ge San (Cool the Diaphragm Powder)
6
Q
Da Cheng Qi Tang - Prep/Ingredients
A
Da Huang - Last 5 Mins
Mang Ziao - Dissolve in Strained Formula
First -
Hou Po
Zhi Shi
7
Q
Xiao Cheng Qi Tang - Prep/Ingredients
A
Da Huang
Hou Po
Zhi Shi
Everything Cooked Together
8
Q
Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang - Prep/Ingredients
A
Cooked Together -
Da Huang
Gan Cao
Dissolved in Strained Formula -
Mang Xiao
