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Chai-Ling Fu-Yuan Decoction,Malaria. Disharmony between yin and yang, deficiency of original qi, with alternating chills and fever gradually intensifying.

Formulas Name : Chai-Ling Fu-Yuan Decoction

Chinese Name : 柴苓扶元汤

Drug Formulation

Chaihu 1 qian 5 fen, Huangqin 1 qian 5 fen, Ren Shen 1 qian 5 fen, Zhu Ling 1 qian, Zexie 1 qian, Bai Zhu 1 qian, Qing Pi 1 qian, He Shou Wu 2 qian, Fu Ling 8 fen, Rou Gui 8 fen,

Source

From *Yu’an*, Volume 3.

Benefits

Malaria. Disharmony between yin and yang, deficiency of original qi, with alternating chills and fever gradually intensifying.

Instructions for Use

2 zhong of water, add 2 jujubes; take after a meal.

Chai-Ling Fu-Yuan Decoction,From *Yu’an*, Volume 3.,Malaria. Disharmony between yin and yang, deficiency of original qi, with alternating chills and fever gradually intensifying.

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