Qingjiang Decoction，From *Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine*, Volume 1.，Due to unceasing vomiting and epistaxis, the Ming Division becomes depleted, resulting in an inability to subdue Yang, which leads to fever; an inability to receive Qi, which leads to shortness of breath; or even the Chong Qi rising upward due to deficiency, causing hiccups and dizziness; heart blood, due to severe deficiency, fails to nourish internally, leading to palpitations, anxiety, and insomnia; or coughing and retching, or spontaneous sweating—all symptoms of a multitude of deficiencies arising simultaneously.
Qingjiang Decoction
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Formulas Name : Qingjiang Decoction
Chinese Name : 清降汤
Drug Formulation
1 liang raw Chinese yam, 3 qian Qing Banxia, 5 qian purified cornelian cherry pulp, 6 qian raw red ochre (finely ground), 2 qian burdock seeds (roasted and pounded), 4 qian raw Hangzhou peony root, 1.5 qian licorice.
Source
From *Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine*, Volume 1.
Benefits
Due to unceasing vomiting and epistaxis, the Ming Division becomes depleted, resulting in an inability to subdue Yang, which leads to fever; an inability to receive Qi, which leads to shortness of breath; or even the Chong Qi rising upward due to deficiency, causing hiccups and dizziness; heart blood, due to severe deficiency, fails to nourish internally, leading to palpitations, anxiety, and insomnia; or coughing and retching, or spontaneous sweating—all symptoms of a multitude of deficiencies arising simultaneously.
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Qingjiang Decoction,Due to unceasing vomiting and epistaxis, the Ming Division becomes depleted, resulting in an inability to subdue Yang, which leads to fever; an inability to receive Qi, which leads to shortness of breath; or even the Chong Qi rising upward due to deficiency, causing hiccups and dizziness; heart blood, due to severe deficiency, fails to nourish internally, leading to palpitations, anxiety, and insomnia; or coughing and retching, or spontaneous sweating—all symptoms of a multitude of deficiencies arising simultaneously.