Enhanced Quanqui Kidney Qi Decoction，From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.，For cases of Shanghan complicated by Yin syndrome, where the patient has mistakenly taken ascending and dispersing agents, or in cases of warm-heat syndromes where excessive use of cooling and purgative agents has led to deficient Yang rising from the Kidneys, resulting in bleeding from the mouth and nose, shortness of breath, cold feet, pale urine, and stools that are either loose or watery.
Enhanced Quanqui Kidney Qi Decoction
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Formulas Name : Enhanced Quanqui Kidney Qi Decoction
Chinese Name : 加味全匮肾气汤
Drug Formulation
6 qian of well-processed Rehmannia root, 3 qian of Huai yam (pounded), 1.5 qian of Moutan bark (vinegar-fried), 1.5 qian of light-processed Aconite root, 2 qian of Cornus fruit, 3 qian of Zhejiang Poria, 1.5 qian of Alisma, 0.5 fen of Cinnamomum cassia (refined into pills and swallowed), 1 qian of Northern Schisandra (pounded), 1 cup of clear, white children’s urine (to be added in separate doses).
Source
From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.
Benefits
For cases of Shanghan complicated by Yin syndrome, where the patient has mistakenly taken ascending and dispersing agents, or in cases of warm-heat syndromes where excessive use of cooling and purgative agents has led to deficient Yang rising from the Kidneys, resulting in bleeding from the mouth and nose, shortness of breath, cold feet, pale urine, and stools that are either loose or watery.
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Enhanced Quanqui Kidney Qi Decoction,For cases of Shanghan complicated by Yin syndrome, where the patient has mistakenly taken ascending and dispersing agents, or in cases of warm-heat syndromes where excessive use of cooling and purgative agents has led to deficient Yang rising from the Kidneys, resulting in bleeding from the mouth and nose, shortness of breath, cold feet, pale urine, and stools that are either loose or watery.