Modified Kai Xie San，From *The Collection of Compassionate Guidance*, Volume 2.，Malaria involving a combined pattern of the Bladder Meridian of the Foot-Taiyang and the Small Intestine Meridian of the Hand-Taiyang. In the early stages, the condition causes lower back pain and a heavy sensation in the head; chills arise from the back; chills precede fever; the patient feels restless and agitated; after the fever subsides, sweating occurs; there is soreness and pain in the joints throughout the body; and the urine is scanty and reddish.
Modified Kai Xie San
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Formulas Name : Modified Kai Xie San
Chinese Name : 加减开邪散
Drug Formulation
Sweet Atractylodes 5 qian (roasted with earth), Poria 5 qian, Processed Pinellia 3 qian, Green Tangerine Peel 1 qian 5 fen, Fructus Aurantii 1 qian (roasted), Bupleurum 1 qian, Hawthorn 3 qian (roasted), Cardamom Seed 1 qian (ground).
Source
From *The Collection of Compassionate Guidance*, Volume 2.
Benefits
Malaria involving a combined pattern of the Bladder Meridian of the Foot-Taiyang and the Small Intestine Meridian of the Hand-Taiyang. In the early stages, the condition causes lower back pain and a heavy sensation in the head; chills arise from the back; chills precede fever; the patient feels restless and agitated; after the fever subsides, sweating occurs; there is soreness and pain in the joints throughout the body; and the urine is scanty and reddish.
Instructions for Use
3 qian of stewed ginger and 3 jujubes as guides.
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Modified Kai Xie San,Malaria involving a combined pattern of the Bladder Meridian of the Foot-Taiyang and the Small Intestine Meridian of the Hand-Taiyang. In the early stages, the condition causes lower back pain and a heavy sensation in the head; chills arise from the back; chills precede fever; the patient feels restless and agitated; after the fever subsides, sweating occurs; there is soreness and pain in the joints throughout the body; and the urine is scanty and reddish.