Regulating the Nutritive Fluids Decoction，*Zhengzhi Zhunsheng*，Promotes blood circulation and resolves blood stasis; regulates qi and promotes diuresis. Particularly effective for treating liver cirrhosis and hepatosplenic blood stasis associated with hepatic ascites. Indicated for a distended, hard, and full abdomen; distended and prominent vessels; stabbing pain in the flanks and abdomen; a dark complexion; blood nevi on the face, neck, and chest; and red marks on the palms. The tongue is purplish-red or has ecchymoses; the pulse is fine and涩 (thready) or 芤 (weak).
Regulating the Nutritive Fluids Decoction
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Formulas Name : Regulating the Nutritive Fluids Decoction
Chinese Name : 调营饮
Drug Formulation
Red Peony Root 18 grams, Sichuan Lovage 6 grams, Chinese Angelica 12 grams, Curcuma Zedoaria 15 grams, Corydalis, Areca Nut, Lycopodium, Tansy Seeds, and White Mulberry Bark 12 grams each, Salvia Miltiorrhiza 20 grams, Rhubarb 10 grams.
Source
*Zhengzhi Zhunsheng*
Benefits
Promotes blood circulation and resolves blood stasis; regulates qi and promotes diuresis. Particularly effective for treating liver cirrhosis and hepatosplenic blood stasis associated with hepatic ascites. Indicated for a distended, hard, and full abdomen; distended and prominent vessels; stabbing pain in the flanks and abdomen; a dark complexion; blood nevi on the face, neck, and chest; and red marks on the palms. The tongue is purplish-red or has ecchymoses; the pulse is fine and涩 (thready) or 芤 (weak).
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Regulating the Nutritive Fluids Decoction,Promotes blood circulation and resolves blood stasis; regulates qi and promotes diuresis. Particularly effective for treating liver cirrhosis and hepatosplenic blood stasis associated with hepatic ascites. Indicated for a distended, hard, and full abdomen; distended and prominent vessels; stabbing pain in the flanks and abdomen; a dark complexion; blood nevi on the face, neck, and chest; and red marks on the palms. The tongue is purplish-red or has ecchymoses; the pulse is fine and涩 (thready) or 芤 (weak).