Guangbi Shuzhanzi Decoction

Guangbi Shuzhanzi Decoction,Throat tinea with internal heat: the throat and pharynx appear dark red, with pain, itching, and dryness; subsequently, a scaly rash develops; in severe cases, small holes resembling ant-eaten holes appear; foul-smelling saliva is occasionally regurgitated, hindering eating and drinking. Throat tinea with internal heat: the throat and pharynx are dry; initially, there is an itching sensation; subsequently, a scaly rash develops, appearing dark wood-red in color, with dryness, cracking, and pain; foul-smelling saliva is occasionally regurgitated, hindering eating and drinking.Stomach fire rises and scorches the lungs, causing red threads to appear in the throat resembling the patterns on Ge Kiln porcelain or the underside of a begonia leaf; the area is dry and itchy, and over time, it becomes ulcerated and opens up; small holes resembling ant-eaten holes appear, known as “heavenly white ants.” The inside of the throat is red, a dull rather than bright red, with white patches visible within the dark red; it is painful and itchy.

Formulas Name : Guangbi Shuzhanzi Decoction

Chinese Name : 广笔鼠粘汤

Drug Formulation

Fritillaria (core removed) 3 qian, Mouse-glue seeds (stir-fried with wine, ground) 2 qian, Scrophularia 2 qian 5 fen, Belamcanda 2 qian (non-pungent variety), Licorice 2 qian 5 fen, Trichosanthes root 2 qian, Huai Shengdi 3 qian, White Silkworm Larvae 1 qian (lightly stir-fried, ground), Forsythia 2 qian, Bamboo leaves 20 pieces.

Source

Formula from *Guang Bi Ji* (Vol. 3); name cited in *Jin Jian* (Vol. 66).

Benefits

Throat tinea with internal heat: the throat and pharynx appear dark red, with pain, itching, and dryness; subsequently, a scaly rash develops; in severe cases, small holes resembling ant-eaten holes appear; foul-smelling saliva is occasionally regurgitated, hindering eating and drinking. Throat tinea with internal heat: the throat and pharynx are dry; initially, there is an itching sensation; subsequently, a scaly rash develops, appearing dark wood-red in color, with dryness, cracking, and pain; foul-smelling saliva is occasionally regurgitated, hindering eating and drinking.Stomach fire rises and scorches the lungs, causing red threads to appear in the throat resembling the patterns on Ge Kiln porcelain or the underside of a begonia leaf; the area is dry and itchy, and over time, it becomes ulcerated and opens up; small holes resembling ant-eaten holes appear, known as “heavenly white ants.” The inside of the throat is red, a dull rather than bright red, with white patches visible within the dark red; it is painful and itchy.

Instructions for Use

Boil 2 zhong of water down to 8 fen, and take it on an empty stomach.

Note

The patient should maintain a clear mind and few desires, and avoid rich, spicy, or trigger foods.

Guangbi Shuzhanzi Decoction,Formula from *Guang Bi Ji* (Vol. 3); name cited in *Jin Jian* (Vol. 66).,Throat tinea with internal heat: the throat and pharynx appear dark red, with pain, itching, and dryness; subsequently, a scaly rash develops; in severe cases, small holes resembling ant-eaten holes appear; foul-smelling saliva is occasionally regurgitated, hindering eating and drinking. Throat tinea with internal heat: the throat and pharynx are dry; initially, there is an itching sensation; subsequently, a scaly rash develops, appearing dark wood-red in color, with dryness, cracking, and pain; foul-smelling saliva is occasionally regurgitated, hindering eating and drinking.Stomach fire rises and scorches the lungs, causing red threads to appear in the throat resembling the patterns on Ge Kiln porcelain or the underside of a begonia leaf; the area is dry and itchy, and over time, it becomes ulcerated and opens up; small holes resembling ant-eaten holes appear, known as “heavenly white ants.” The inside of the throat is red, a dull rather than bright red, with white patches visible within the dark red; it is painful and itchy.

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