Scutellaria and Talc Decoction，From *Treatise on Warm Diseases* (Wen Bing Tiao Bian), Volume 2.，Slow pulse with body pain; pale-yellow, slippery tongue; thirst but not much desire to drink, or no thirst at all; fever subsides with sweating, followed by a recurrence of fever; internal inability to metabolize the dampness from food and drink, combined with external exposure to seasonal dampness.
Scutellaria and Talc Decoction
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Formulas Name : Scutellaria and Talc Decoction
Chinese Name : 黄芩滑石汤
Drug Formulation
Scutellaria baicalensis 3 qian, Talc 3 qian, Poria cocos peel 3 qian, Areca catechu peel 2 qian, White cardamom seed 1 qian, Akebia trifoliata 1 qian, Poria 3 qian.
Source
From *Treatise on Warm Diseases* (Wen Bing Tiao Bian), Volume 2.
Benefits
Slow pulse with body pain; pale-yellow, slippery tongue; thirst but not much desire to drink, or no thirst at all; fever subsides with sweating, followed by a recurrence of fever; internal inability to metabolize the dampness from food and drink, combined with external exposure to seasonal dampness.
Instructions for Use
Add 6 cups of water, boil down to 2 cups, then boil the residue again to yield 1 cup; divide into 3 doses and take warm.
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Scutellaria and Talc Decoction,Slow pulse with body pain; pale-yellow, slippery tongue; thirst but not much desire to drink, or no thirst at all; fever subsides with sweating, followed by a recurrence of fever; internal inability to metabolize the dampness from food and drink, combined with external exposure to seasonal dampness.