Chengqi Decoction Combined with Xiaoxiantong Decoction，*Treatise on Warm Diseases* (Wen Bing Tiao Bian), Volume 2.，For warm diseases where all three jiao are in a state of urgency, with intense fever and extreme thirst, a dry tongue, a pulse that is not floating but extremely agitated, a golden-yellow tongue, and severe accumulation of phlegm and saliva—cases in which Chengqi Decoction alone is not suitable.
Chengqi Decoction Combined with Xiaoxiantong Decoction
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Formulas Name : Chengqi Decoction Combined with Xiaoxiantong Decoction
Chinese Name : 承气合小陷胸汤
Drug Formulation
Raw rhubarb 5 qian, Magnolia bark 2 qian, Bitter orange 2 qian, Pinellia 3 qian, Trichosanthes 3 qian, Coptis 2 qian.
Source
*Treatise on Warm Diseases* (Wen Bing Tiao Bian), Volume 2.
Benefits
For warm diseases where all three jiao are in a state of urgency, with intense fever and extreme thirst, a dry tongue, a pulse that is not floating but extremely agitated, a golden-yellow tongue, and severe accumulation of phlegm and saliva—cases in which Chengqi Decoction alone is not suitable.
Instructions for Use
Add 8 cups of water, boil down to 3 cups; take 1 cup first. If no bowel movement occurs, take another cup. Once a smooth bowel movement is achieved, stop taking the decoction; do not take it again if bowel movements do not occur.
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Chengqi Decoction Combined with Xiaoxiantong Decoction,For warm diseases where all three jiao are in a state of urgency, with intense fever and extreme thirst, a dry tongue, a pulse that is not floating but extremely agitated, a golden-yellow tongue, and severe accumulation of phlegm and saliva—cases in which Chengqi Decoction alone is not suitable.