Modified Decoction for Nourishing the Stomach, Raising Yang, and Draining Dampness，From *Guanjufang*, Volume 1, citing *Chishui Medical Case Records*.，Spleen deficiency with impaired transport and transformation; deep and faint pulse; persistent spleen-related diarrhea, occurring twelve to thirteen times a day and night; sallow-white complexion with a bluish tinge; swelling of both cheeks and the limbs; inability to pass urine independently—urination always occurs concurrently with bowel movements; intestinal rumbling and cold limbs; no thirst; significantly reduced appetite; and whiteness on the lips and inside the gums.
Modified Decoction for Nourishing the Stomach, Raising Yang, and Draining Dampness
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Formulas Name : Modified Decoction for Nourishing the Stomach, Raising Yang, and Draining Dampness
Chinese Name : 加减益胃升阳渗湿汤
Drug Formulation
Ginseng 3 qian, Atractylodes macrocephala 5 qian, Astragalus 3 qian, Poria 1 qian, Amomum villosum 1 qian, Atractylodes lancea 1 qian, Alisma 1 qian, Aconite 5 fen, Roasted Ginger 5 fen, Fried Licorice 5 fen, Cimicifuga 5 fen, Saposhnikovia 5 fen.
Source
From *Guanjufang*, Volume 1, citing *Chishui Medical Case Records*.
Benefits
Spleen deficiency with impaired transport and transformation; deep and faint pulse; persistent spleen-related diarrhea, occurring twelve to thirteen times a day and night; sallow-white complexion with a bluish tinge; swelling of both cheeks and the limbs; inability to pass urine independently—urination always occurs concurrently with bowel movements; intestinal rumbling and cold limbs; no thirst; significantly reduced appetite; and whiteness on the lips and inside the gums.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take orally.
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Modified Decoction for Nourishing the Stomach, Raising Yang, and Draining Dampness,Spleen deficiency with impaired transport and transformation; deep and faint pulse; persistent spleen-related diarrhea, occurring twelve to thirteen times a day and night; sallow-white complexion with a bluish tinge; swelling of both cheeks and the limbs; inability to pass urine independently—urination always occurs concurrently with bowel movements; intestinal rumbling and cold limbs; no thirst; significantly reduced appetite; and whiteness on the lips and inside the gums.