Liver-Soothing and Qi-Regulating Pills,From *Collection of Prescriptions for Traditional Chinese Medicinal Formulations* (Tianjin Formula).,Indications: Distension and fullness in the flanks, chest oppression, vomiting and nausea, qi reversal and disharmony, a sensation of fullness and rumbling in the stomach, indigestion, and dry, hard stools.
Liver-Soothing and Qi-Regulating Pills
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Formulas Name : Liver-Soothing and Qi-Regulating Pills
Chinese Name : 舒肝调气丸
Drug Formulation
Chenpi 1 jin, Xuanhu (vinegar-processed) 1 jin, Black Curcuma 1 jin, Changpu 1 jin, Wulingzhi (vinegar-fried) 1 jin, Zhishi (wheat bran-fried) 3 jin,Curcuma zedoaria (vinegar-processed) 1 jin, Bupleurum root 2 jin, Moutan bark 1 jin, Prunus mume seeds 8 liang, Magnolia flower 9 liang, black-roasted Atractylodes macrocephala 8 liang, raw Paeonia lactiflora 1 jin, roasted Paeonia lactiflora 8 liang, sliced Curcuma longa 12 liang, Cyperus rotundus (vinegar-processed) 3 jin, Magnolia officinalis (ginger-processed) 3 jin, Aquilaria agallocha 1 jin 8 liang, Aquilaria sinensis 8 liang, Cardamom seeds 1 jin 8 liang,Green Orange Peel (vinegar-fried) 2 jin, Fried Radish Seeds 4 liang.
Source
From *Collection of Prescriptions for Traditional Chinese Medicinal Formulations* (Tianjin Formula).
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder; mix with water to form small pills. For each jin of pills, use 2 qian of peach gum dissolved in water and 3 liang of talc as a coating; pack into bags weighing 2 qian each.
Benefits
Indications: Distension and fullness in the flanks, chest oppression, vomiting and nausea, qi reversal and disharmony, a sensation of fullness and rumbling in the stomach, indigestion, and dry, hard stools.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 packet at a time, washed down with plain boiled water.
Note
Contraindicated for pregnant women and the debilitated.
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Liver-Soothing and Qi-Regulating Pills,Indications: Distension and fullness in the flanks, chest oppression, vomiting and nausea, qi reversal and disharmony, a sensation of fullness and rumbling in the stomach, indigestion, and dry, hard stools.