Rhinoceros and Antelope Horn with Three Huang Decoction，From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.，Manic episodes. The complexion is bright red, or may appear bluish-red but lack luster; the patient suffers from insomnia day and night; after more than a month, the patient becomes delirious, speaking incoherently, climbing over walls and onto rooftops; menstruation has ceased for three months; the pulse is long, large, and forceful. This condition often results from intense heart fire scorching the stomach and burning the liver, leading to delirium, confusion, weeping, and cursing.
Rhinoceros and Antelope Horn with Three Huang Decoction
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Formulas Name : Rhinoceros and Antelope Horn with Three Huang Decoction
Chinese Name : 犀羚三黄汤
Drug Formulation
Rhinoceros Horn 1 qian, Sichuan Coptis 1 qian, Antelope Horn 2 qian, Iron Powder 2 qian, Peach Kernel 2 qian, Fresh Raw Rehmannia 5 qian, Salvia 5 qian, Oyster Shell 5 qian, Amber 5 fen, Indigo Powder 5 fen, Western Calamus 2 fen.
Source
From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.
Benefits
Manic episodes. The complexion is bright red, or may appear bluish-red but lack luster; the patient suffers from insomnia day and night; after more than a month, the patient becomes delirious, speaking incoherently, climbing over walls and onto rooftops; menstruation has ceased for three months; the pulse is long, large, and forceful. This condition often results from intense heart fire scorching the stomach and burning the liver, leading to delirium, confusion, weeping, and cursing.
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Rhinoceros and Antelope Horn with Three Huang Decoction,Manic episodes. The complexion is bright red, or may appear bluish-red but lack luster; the patient suffers from insomnia day and night; after more than a month, the patient becomes delirious, speaking incoherently, climbing over walls and onto rooftops; menstruation has ceased for three months; the pulse is long, large, and forceful. This condition often results from intense heart fire scorching the stomach and burning the liver, leading to delirium, confusion, weeping, and cursing.