Cinnamon Twig, Poria, and Angelica Decoction，From *Introduction to Obstetrics*, Volume 2.，In the postpartum period, if the patient experiences chills and shivering as if drenched in water—so severe that even under heavy blankets the jaw continues to tremble uncontrollably—and shortly thereafter becomes feverish and scorched with heat, desiring a cool breeze even in cold weather; or if there is pain in the lower back and abdomen that comes and goes, with sensations akin to stabbing, cutting, twisting, or biting,accompanied by profuse sweating like rain and incessant moaning; or there may be thirst with a craving for hot soup, and foul-smelling, stagnant discharge from the vulva.
Cinnamon Twig, Poria, and Angelica Decoction
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Formulas Name : Cinnamon Twig, Poria, and Angelica Decoction
Chinese Name : 桂枝茯苓当归汤
Drug Formulation
Equal parts of Cinnamomum twig, Poria, Peony root, Peach kernel, White peony root, and Angelica root.
Source
From *Introduction to Obstetrics*, Volume 2.
Benefits
In the postpartum period, if the patient experiences chills and shivering as if drenched in water—so severe that even under heavy blankets the jaw continues to tremble uncontrollably—and shortly thereafter becomes feverish and scorched with heat, desiring a cool breeze even in cold weather; or if there is pain in the lower back and abdomen that comes and goes, with sensations akin to stabbing, cutting, twisting, or biting,accompanied by profuse sweating like rain and incessant moaning; or there may be thirst with a craving for hot soup, and foul-smelling, stagnant discharge from the vulva.
Instructions for Use
Boil 1.5 bowls of water down to 1 bowl, and take it while warm.
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Cinnamon Twig, Poria, and Angelica Decoction,In the postpartum period, if the patient experiences chills and shivering as if drenched in water—so severe that even under heavy blankets the jaw continues to tremble uncontrollably—and shortly thereafter becomes feverish and scorched with heat, desiring a cool breeze even in cold weather; or if there is pain in the lower back and abdomen that comes and goes, with sensations akin to stabbing, cutting, twisting, or biting,accompanied by profuse sweating like rain and incessant moaning; or there may be thirst with a craving for hot soup, and foul-smelling, stagnant discharge from the vulva.