Chai-Qin Qing-Ge Decoction,From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*, Volume 2.,Shāoyáng exterior pathogen, internally stagnant in the diaphragm region; burning sensation above the diaphragm; chills and fever resembling malaria; restlessness and irritability; constipation.
Chai-Qin Qing-Ge Decoction
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Formulas Name : Chai-Qin Qing-Ge Decoction
Chinese Name : 柴芩清膈煎
Drug Formulation
8 fen of Sichuan Bupleurum, 1.5 qian of raw Jinwen (soaked in wine), 1.5 qian of raw Zhi Ke, 3 qian of roasted Gardenia, 1.5 qian of Qingzi Scutellaria, 1.5 qian of Perilla and Peppermint, 1 qian of bitter Platycodon, 2 qian of green Forsythia, 6 fen of raw licorice, and 36 fresh bamboo leaves.
Source
From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*, Volume 2.
Benefits
Shāoyáng exterior pathogen, internally stagnant in the diaphragm region; burning sensation above the diaphragm; chills and fever resembling malaria; restlessness and irritability; constipation.
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Chai-Qin Qing-Ge Decoction,Shāoyáng exterior pathogen, internally stagnant in the diaphragm region; burning sensation above the diaphragm; chills and fever resembling malaria; restlessness and irritability; constipation.