Modified Fumai Decoction,From *Methods for Treating Damp-Heat Epidemics*, Volume 2, citing *Verified Prescriptions* (Yanfang Chuanxin).,For cases of damp-heat transforming into dysentery, characterized by defecation without straining, no pain upon abdominal palpation, defecation occurring dozens of times a day, cramping and soreness in the lower abdomen and lower back, inability to sit or stand, cessation of sleep and appetite, and yin deficiency nearing collapse.
Modified Fumai Decoction
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Formulas Name : Modified Fumai Decoction
Chinese Name : 增损复脉汤
Drug Formulation
1.5 qian of Korean ginseng, 3 qian of processed Ophiopogon tuber, 3 qian of raw Rehmannia root, 1 qian of roasted licorice, 3 qian of raw white peony root, 1.5 qian of genuine donkey-hide gelatin, 0.8 fen of Cornus fruit, 0.3 fen of Schisandra fruit, 3 qian of cuttlefish bone, and 3 qian of purified white beeswax.
Source
From *Methods for Treating Damp-Heat Epidemics*, Volume 2, citing *Verified Prescriptions* (Yanfang Chuanxin).
Benefits
For cases of damp-heat transforming into dysentery, characterized by defecation without straining, no pain upon abdominal palpation, defecation occurring dozens of times a day, cramping and soreness in the lower abdomen and lower back, inability to sit or stand, cessation of sleep and appetite, and yin deficiency nearing collapse.
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Modified Fumai Decoction,For cases of damp-heat transforming into dysentery, characterized by defecation without straining, no pain upon abdominal palpation, defecation occurring dozens of times a day, cramping and soreness in the lower abdomen and lower back, inability to sit or stand, cessation of sleep and appetite, and yin deficiency nearing collapse.