Modified Scatter-Flowers-to-Dispel-Epilepsy Decoction，From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.，Sexual Obsession-Induced Mania. A woman who yearns for a man but cannot have him suddenly goes mad; upon seeing a man, she clings to him, mistaking him for her lover, with no sense of shame, and may even run about naked. Her pulse will be string-like at the cun position; this is called “Flower Madness” (Hua Dian), commonly known as “going flower-crazy.”
Modified Scatter-Flowers-to-Dispel-Epilepsy Decoction
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Formulas Name : Modified Scatter-Flowers-to-Dispel-Epilepsy Decoction
Chinese Name : 加减散花去癫汤
Drug Formulation
Raw White Peony Root 1 liang, Chinese Angelica Root 5 qian, Ophiopogon Tuber 5 qian, Roasted Gardenia Fruit 3 qian, Scrophularia Root 3 qian, Chen Fu Shen 3 qian, Achyranthes Root 3 qian, Sichuan Bupleurum Root 2 qian, Raw Licorice Root 1 qian, White Mustard Seed 1 qian, Fresh Acorus Rhizome 1 qian, Dangmenzi 5 li (decocted separately).
Source
From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.
Benefits
Sexual Obsession-Induced Mania. A woman who yearns for a man but cannot have him suddenly goes mad; upon seeing a man, she clings to him, mistaking him for her lover, with no sense of shame, and may even run about naked. Her pulse will be string-like at the cun position; this is called “Flower Madness” (Hua Dian), commonly known as “going flower-crazy.”
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Modified Scatter-Flowers-to-Dispel-Epilepsy Decoction,Sexual Obsession-Induced Mania. A woman who yearns for a man but cannot have him suddenly goes mad; upon seeing a man, she clings to him, mistaking him for her lover, with no sense of shame, and may even run about naked. Her pulse will be string-like at the cun position; this is called “Flower Madness” (Hua Dian), commonly known as “going flower-crazy.”