Decoction of Ten Herbs to Promote Qi Circulation，From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.，Shanghan complicated by epigastric fullness and mass. Initial presentation: headache, fever, aversion to cold without sweating, epigastric fullness without pain, qi rising upward; in severe cases, syncope and inability to speak as if aphonic; or epigastric fullness accompanied by pain, or fullness and pain in the flanks, or abdominal distension and pain. The tongue coating is white and slippery, or even thick and white and slippery; or the anterior part has no coating, while the middle and posterior parts are thick and greasy.
Decoction of Ten Herbs to Promote Qi Circulation
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Formulas Name : Decoction of Ten Herbs to Promote Qi Circulation
Chinese Name : 十味流气饮
Drug Formulation
Processed Cyperus rhizome 1.5 qian, Perilla leaf stalk 1.5 qian, Fructus Aurantii Immaturus 1 qian, Dried tangerine peel 1 qian, Ginger-processed Pinellia 1 qian, Sichuan Magnolia bark 1 qian, Red Poria 1 qian, Platycodon root 0.7 fen, Guangxi Aquilaria 0.5 fen, Fried licorice root 0.3 fen.
Source
From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.
Benefits
Shanghan complicated by epigastric fullness and mass. Initial presentation: headache, fever, aversion to cold without sweating, epigastric fullness without pain, qi rising upward; in severe cases, syncope and inability to speak as if aphonic; or epigastric fullness accompanied by pain, or fullness and pain in the flanks, or abdominal distension and pain. The tongue coating is white and slippery, or even thick and white and slippery; or the anterior part has no coating, while the middle and posterior parts are thick and greasy.
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Decoction of Ten Herbs to Promote Qi Circulation,Shanghan complicated by epigastric fullness and mass. Initial presentation: headache, fever, aversion to cold without sweating, epigastric fullness without pain, qi rising upward; in severe cases, syncope and inability to speak as if aphonic; or epigastric fullness accompanied by pain, or fullness and pain in the flanks, or abdominal distension and pain. The tongue coating is white and slippery, or even thick and white and slippery; or the anterior part has no coating, while the middle and posterior parts are thick and greasy.