Shengyang Yigwei Powder，From *Xingyuan*, Volume 3.，Deficiency of central qi, stagnation of spleen dampness, and failure of yang qi to rise. Symptoms include heaviness of the body, pain in the limbs and joints, dry mouth and tongue, loss of appetite, irregular stools, scanty and涩urine, lack of desire to eat, indigestion, chills, and tidal fevers.
Shengyang Yigwei Powder
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Formulas Name : Shengyang Yigwei Powder
Chinese Name : 升阳益胃散
Drug Formulation
Ginseng 3 qian, Astragalus 2 qian, Atractylodes 1 qian, Licorice (roasted) 7 fen, Notopterygium 7 fen, Saposhnikovia 1 qian, Angelica 7 fen, Bupleurum 1 qian, Cimicifuga 8 fen, Poria 1 qian, Alisma 1 qian, Coptis 7 fen, Tangerine Peel 1 qian, Pinellia 8 fen, White Peony 8 fen.
Source
From *Xingyuan*, Volume 3.
Benefits
Deficiency of central qi, stagnation of spleen dampness, and failure of yang qi to rise. Symptoms include heaviness of the body, pain in the limbs and joints, dry mouth and tongue, loss of appetite, irregular stools, scanty and涩urine, lack of desire to eat, indigestion, chills, and tidal fevers.
Instructions for Use
Coarsely crush the ingredients. Add 3 slices of fresh ginger and 2 jujubes, decoct in water, and take after meals.
Note
If the patient has a good appetite, do not eat to fullness for 1–2 days, as the medicinal potency is still weak. There is a risk of damaging the stomach qi, preventing it from transporting and generating energy, which could lead to diarrhea. One should consume a small amount of flavorful foods or delicacies to assist the medicine in enhancing the ascending and floating stomach qi. Be careful not to eat bland foods, as this aids the descent of pathogenic factors. It is advisable to slightly restore physical strength so that the stomach qi and the medicine can work together to transport and regulate energy. Also, avoid heavy labor to prevent further damage to the original qi.Once the stomach qi has stabilized somewhat, it is advisable to eat small amounts of fine fruits and the like to enhance the efficacy of the medicine.
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Shengyang Yigwei Powder,Deficiency of central qi, stagnation of spleen dampness, and failure of yang qi to rise. Symptoms include heaviness of the body, pain in the limbs and joints, dry mouth and tongue, loss of appetite, irregular stools, scanty and涩urine, lack of desire to eat, indigestion, chills, and tidal fevers.