Honeysuckle and Charred Schizonepeta Decoction，Formula from *A Collection of Guidelines for Warm-Heat Diseases*; name cited in *The Southern Needle for Treating Dysentery*.，For cases where damp-heat is stagnant in the Taiyin channel; prolonged stagnation leads to chronic diarrhea; accompanied by chest fullness, abdominal pain, a sensation of heaviness and distress in the lower abdomen, thick and sticky white pus-like stool, tenesmus, and a soft, rapid pulse.
Honeysuckle and Charred Schizonepeta Decoction
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Formulas Name : Honeysuckle and Charred Schizonepeta Decoction
Chinese Name : 银花荆芥炭汤
Drug Formulation
Magnolia Bark 2 qian, Scutellaria Root 2 qian, Shenqu 2 qian, Guangpi 1 qian, Wood Fragrance 1 qian, Areca Nut 1 qian, Bupleurum Root 1.5 qian, Roasted Pueraria Root 1.5 qian, Charred Honeysuckle 3 qian, Charred Schizonepeta 3 qian.
Source
Formula from *A Collection of Guidelines for Warm-Heat Diseases*; name cited in *The Southern Needle for Treating Dysentery*.
Benefits
For cases where damp-heat is stagnant in the Taiyin channel; prolonged stagnation leads to chronic diarrhea; accompanied by chest fullness, abdominal pain, a sensation of heaviness and distress in the lower abdomen, thick and sticky white pus-like stool, tenesmus, and a soft, rapid pulse.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 31, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 31, 2026
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Honeysuckle and Charred Schizonepeta Decoction,For cases where damp-heat is stagnant in the Taiyin channel; prolonged stagnation leads to chronic diarrhea; accompanied by chest fullness, abdominal pain, a sensation of heaviness and distress in the lower abdomen, thick and sticky white pus-like stool, tenesmus, and a soft, rapid pulse.