Sweat-Inducing Decoction，Formula from *Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 19; name cited in *A Rhinoceros-Horn Lamp Illuminating the Origins and Course of Miscellaneous Diseases*, Volume 7.，Qi deficiency and insufficiency, with depletion of body fluids; the patient frequently experiences spontaneous sweating that persists day and night, leading to progressive emaciation. Deficiency of the exterior, with profuse sweating.
Sweat-Inducing Decoction
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Formulas Name : Sweat-Inducing Decoction
Chinese Name : 治汗汤
Drug Formulation
1 liang of Fangfeng, 1 liang of Huangqi, 1 liang of Baizhu, 1 liang of Ma Huang root, 1 liang of Oyster Shell (washed and calcined).
Source
Formula from *Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 19; name cited in *A Rhinoceros-Horn Lamp Illuminating the Origins and Course of Miscellaneous Diseases*, Volume 7.
Benefits
Qi deficiency and insufficiency, with depletion of body fluids; the patient frequently experiences spontaneous sweating that persists day and night, leading to progressive emaciation. Deficiency of the exterior, with profuse sweating.
Instructions for Use
Use 1 zhong of water and 1 cuo of wheat; decoct until reduced to 6 fen, then take while warm.
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Sweat-Inducing Decoction,Qi deficiency and insufficiency, with depletion of body fluids; the patient frequently experiences spontaneous sweating that persists day and night, leading to progressive emaciation. Deficiency of the exterior, with profuse sweating.