Schizonepeta Detoxifying Decoction，*A Clear Illumination of the Origins and Course of Miscellaneous Diseases*, Volume 2.，When rashes appear in infants and are accompanied by smallpox, this is due to the vigorous pathogenic toxins agitating the zang-fu organs. The toxins rush toward the hundred orifices; with an excess of blood but a deficiency of qi, the blood cannot adequately protect the meridians, causing the blood to carry the toxins to the surface, where they take advantage of the situation to emerge alongside the smallpox.
Schizonepeta Detoxifying Decoction
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Formulas Name : Schizonepeta Detoxifying Decoction
Chinese Name : 荆芥解毒汤
Drug Formulation
Schizonepeta, Red Peony Root, Burdock Root, Forsythia, Scrophularia, Platycodon, Fangfeng, Xianhu, Akebia, Angelica Root (tail), Licorice Tips, and Trichosanthes Root.
Source
*A Clear Illumination of the Origins and Course of Miscellaneous Diseases*, Volume 2.
Benefits
When rashes appear in infants and are accompanied by smallpox, this is due to the vigorous pathogenic toxins agitating the zang-fu organs. The toxins rush toward the hundred orifices; with an excess of blood but a deficiency of qi, the blood cannot adequately protect the meridians, causing the blood to carry the toxins to the surface, where they take advantage of the situation to emerge alongside the smallpox.
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Schizonepeta Detoxifying Decoction,When rashes appear in infants and are accompanied by smallpox, this is due to the vigorous pathogenic toxins agitating the zang-fu organs. The toxins rush toward the hundred orifices; with an excess of blood but a deficiency of qi, the blood cannot adequately protect the meridians, causing the blood to carry the toxins to the surface, where they take advantage of the situation to emerge alongside the smallpox.