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| Chinese Formula | Actions | Indications | Symptoms related to slight chills |
| Shao Yao Gan Cao Tang Peony and Licorice Decoction |
Nourishes Liver-Blood and Liver-Yin; Soothes the Liver; Calms spasmodic pain. | Inappropriate use of sweating has injured the Liver Blood or Yin, causing pain of the abdomen. | Cramps in the calf muscles; Dysmenorrhea; Intercostal neuralgia; Irritability; Muscle spasms; Cramps in the hands; Sciatica; Slight chills; Trigeminal neuralgia; Pink or red tongue, no coating; Fine-Wiry pulse (Xi Xian). |
| Gui Zhi Er Yue Bi Yi Tang Two-parts Cinnamon Twig Decoction and One-part Maidservant from Yue's Decoction |
Releases the Exterior; Eliminates internal Heat. | Persistent exterior disorders that have become constrained and are accompanied by mild interior Heat. | Fever; Heat predominant; Aversion to cold; Slight chills; Yang weakness; Weak-Faint pulse (Ruo Wei) according to the Shang Han Lun. |
| Kang Ning Wan Healthy and Quiet Pill; Healthy Peaceful Pills; Curing Pills |
Releases Wind-Heat or Wind-Cold from the Exterior (during summer); Promotes digestion; Drains Dampness. | Summer-Heat, Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat generating digestive disorders during summer. | Diarrhea; Digestive disorders (food poisoning); Gastroenteritis; Motion sickness; Nausea; Pain of the abdomen; Regurgitation; Slight chills; Slight fever; Vomiting; Body rigidity; Headache; Nausea during pregnancy; Pain of the body; Pink tongue, greasy-yellow coating; Slippery pulse (Hua); Slippery-Rapid pulse (Hua Shu). |