Newly Revised “Hei Re Bing He Ren Yin” Decoction，*Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Black-Heat Diseases*.，Black Fever. The skin is dark and sallow; the eye sockets are sunken and bluish; the area around the lips is dark; the neck is long and thin; the neck veins pulsate; chills and fever rise and fall in an extremely irregular pattern; the tongue is pale red and lacks vitality; the patient appears emaciated and weak in both body and spirit; there is bone-consuming fever and night sweats; the pulse is string-like, thin, deficient, and rapid.
Newly Revised “Hei Re Bing He Ren Yin” Decoction
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Formulas Name : Newly Revised “Hei Re Bing He Ren Yin” Decoction
Chinese Name : 新订黑热病何人饮
Drug Formulation
Processed Polygonum multiflorum, Silver Bupleurum, White Angelica root, Fried Soft-shelled Turtle Carapace, Huai Yam, Lu Dangshen, Artemisia annua, Fried White Peony, Powdered Licorice, Raw Astragalus.
Source
*Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Black-Heat Diseases*.
Benefits
Black Fever. The skin is dark and sallow; the eye sockets are sunken and bluish; the area around the lips is dark; the neck is long and thin; the neck veins pulsate; chills and fever rise and fall in an extremely irregular pattern; the tongue is pale red and lacks vitality; the patient appears emaciated and weak in both body and spirit; there is bone-consuming fever and night sweats; the pulse is string-like, thin, deficient, and rapid.
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Newly Revised “Hei Re Bing He Ren Yin” Decoction,Black Fever. The skin is dark and sallow; the eye sockets are sunken and bluish; the area around the lips is dark; the neck is long and thin; the neck veins pulsate; chills and fever rise and fall in an extremely irregular pattern; the tongue is pale red and lacks vitality; the patient appears emaciated and weak in both body and spirit; there is bone-consuming fever and night sweats; the pulse is string-like, thin, deficient, and rapid.