Herbs 6: Formulas that move qi
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Formulas that promote the movement of qi and direct rebellious qi downward
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Yue ju wan | Focal distension, fullness in the abd and chest, hypochondriac distension and pain, belching, vomiting, indigestion, acid regurgitation, nausea, reduced appetite, distending breast or abd pain, dysmenorrheal, possible cough w/ copious sputum. T: purple, red or dusky w/ greasy white or yellow coat. P: slippery & wiry pulse, possibly rapid. |
| Chai hu shu gan san | Chest distention, belching, sighing, easily angered. P: wiry |
| Gua lou xie bai bai jiu tang | Chest oppression with difficulty lying down or breathing, phlegm in lungs, chest breasts, copious sputum, |
| Ban xia hou po tang | Plum pit qi, fullness, oppression or stifling sensation in the chest & hypochondria, cough w/ white sputum, nausea & vomiting, can't swallow, hypochondriac pain. T: dusky or normal w/ greasy or moist white coat. P: wiry and slippery |
| Tian tai wu yao san | Lower abd pain which radiates into the groin or into the testicles, dysmenorrhea, swelling in the testicles. T: pale. P: wiry or slow and submerged (deep). |
| Su zi jiang qi tang | Coughing & wheezing with watery copious sputum, stifling sensation in the chest & diaphragm, SOB, labored inhalation smooth exhalation. T: white coating, slippery or greasy. P: soggy, or weak in the chi positions. Additional: weakness in lower back & legs, edema of the extremities and fatigue |
| Ding chuan tang | Coughing & wheezing with copious, thick & yellow sputum, labored breathing. T: greasy, yellow coat. P: slippery, rapid. May have simultaneous fever & chills. |
| Ju pi zhu ru tang | Hiccup, nausea, dry heaves or retching, vomiting. T: tender, red. P: rapid, deficient. Vomiting due to chemo. |
| Yue ju wan | Constraint due to stagnant qi |
| Chai hu shu gan san | Constraint and clumping of the liver qi |
| Chai hu shu gan san | Treats various types of abd pain, dysmenorrhea and back pain |
| Gua lou xie bai bai jiu tang | unblocks the yang, promotes the movement of qi and expels phlegm |
| Ban xia hou po tang | constrained qi and phlegm dampness |
| Ban xia hou po tang | plum pit qi, in severe cases there will also be coughing and vomiting |
| Tian tai wu yao san | Cold invading the liver channel and causing qi stagnation |
| Su zi jiang qi tang | Congested fluids with kidney xu |
| Su zi jiang qi tang | Abundance above and deficiency below |
| Ding chuan tang | Wind cold constraining the exterior and phlegm heat in the interior |
| Ju pi zhu ru tang | St xu with heat from constraint |
| Ju pi zhu ru tang | Treats vomiting due to debility after a prolonged illness. Focuses on directing rebellious qi downward by resolving constraint |
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