Modified Xiangling Pills，*Therapeutics of Traditional Chinese Gynecology*.，Indicated for qi stagnation in the liver and kidneys, pain on both sides of the lower abdomen that is tender to pressure, with a soft mass that can be moved upon palpation; distending pain in the chest and flanks; fullness and distension with loss of appetite; occasional pain in the central lower abdomen that is not tender to pressure; delayed menstruation; pale tongue with a white coating; and a string-like and slippery pulse.
Modified Xiangling Pills
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Formulas Name : Modified Xiangling Pills
Chinese Name : 加减香棱丸
Drug Formulation
Wood Fragrance 2 qian, Cloves 2 qian, Sanling 2 qian, Trifoliate Orange Peel 2 qian, Green Tangerine Peel 2 qian, Sichuan Melia Fruit 2 qian, Fennel 1 qian, Taiwan Black Aconite 3 qian, Cyperus Rhizome 3 qian, Curcuma Rhizome 3 qian.
Source
*Therapeutics of Traditional Chinese Gynecology*.
Benefits
Indicated for qi stagnation in the liver and kidneys, pain on both sides of the lower abdomen that is tender to pressure, with a soft mass that can be moved upon palpation; distending pain in the chest and flanks; fullness and distension with loss of appetite; occasional pain in the central lower abdomen that is not tender to pressure; delayed menstruation; pale tongue with a white coating; and a string-like and slippery pulse.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take warm on an empty stomach.
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Modified Xiangling Pills,Indicated for qi stagnation in the liver and kidneys, pain on both sides of the lower abdomen that is tender to pressure, with a soft mass that can be moved upon palpation; distending pain in the chest and flanks; fullness and distension with loss of appetite; occasional pain in the central lower abdomen that is not tender to pressure; delayed menstruation; pale tongue with a white coating; and a string-like and slippery pulse.