| Chinese Formula | Actions | Indications | Symptoms related to irritation in the chest |
Gu Jing Wan
Stabilize the Menses Pill
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Nourishes Yin;
Clears Heat;
Stops bleeding;
Stabilizes the Menses.
| Metrorrhagia or menorrhagia. This disorder arises when constraint of the Liver gives rise to Heat, which disturbs the penetrating and conception vessels. | Bright-red blood with or without dark purple clots;
Heat in the chest;
Irritation in the chest;
Metrorrhagia that alternates between trickling and gushing of blood;
Pain of the abdomen;
Unremitting menorrhagia;
Dark urine;
Dry mouth;
Dry throat;
Red complexion;
Red tongue, yellow coating;
Slippery-Rapid pulse (Hua Shu); Rapid-Wiry pulse (Shu Xian).
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Liang Ge San
Cool the Diaphragm Powder; Forsythia and Rhubarb Powder
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Clears Heat from the Upper Burner;
Purges Heat from the Middle Burner.
| Accumulated Heat in the Middle and Upper Burners. | Cholecystitis;
Constipation;
Dark urine;
Encephalitis;
Gallstone;
Meningitis;
Respiratory tract infection;
Scanty urine;
Sensation of heat and irritation in the chest and abdomen;
Sore throat;
Sore throat;
Thirst;
Acute conjunctivitis;
Epistaxis;
Furuncle;
Painful mouth;
Painful tongue;
Red complexion;
Red eyes;
Red lips;
Skin rashes due to clumped Heat (Upper and Middle Burners);
Swollen tongue with red body or edges, and a dry-white or dry-yellow coating;
Slippery-Rapid pulse (Hua Shu); Rapid pulse (Shu).
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