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Syndrome
(a)
Damp-heat
retention in the Liver and Gallbladder
This causes irritability, sweating, insomnia, severe anxiety, flushed
and greasy face, constipation, bitter taste, reddened tongue with
yellow greasy coat and a rapid pulse.
To treat by Herbal medicine
Therapeutic principle: Clear away heat and remove dampness
from Liver and Gallbladder.
Prescription/Formula: Modified Longdan Xiegan Tang. Gentiana
(longdancao) 30g, Scutellaria (huangqin) 9g, Phellodendron (huangbai)
9g, Capejasmine (zhizi) 9g, Dandelion (pugongying) 30g, Chrysanthemum
(juhua) 15g, Forsythia (lianqiao) 9g, Plantain seed (cheqianzi)
9g, Alisma (zexie)9g, Clematis seed (mutong) 6g.
Simple Prescription: Yinqiao Jiedu San twice a day.

To treat by Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Therapeutic
principle: Clear away heat and remove dampness from Liver and
Gallbladder by using points mainly from the Gallbladder meridian
of Foot Shaoyang and Liver meridian of Foot Jueyin.
Prescription: Yanglingquan (GB 34), Yinlingquan (SP 9), Xingjian
(LR 2), Qimen (LR 14), Riyue (GB 24).
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Syndrome
(b)
Heart
and Spleen deficiency
This
causes severe anxiety, frequent sorrow without any obvious cause,
heavy sweating, hand tremors, hallucinations, palpitation (noticable
or irregular heartbeat), insomnia, decreased appetite, fatigue,
thin white tongue coating, and week pulse.
To treat by Herbal
medicine
Therapeutic principle: Reinforce the Heart and Spleen, nourish
Blood and reinforce the Qi.
Prescription/Formula: Modified Guipi Tang. White atractylodes
(baizhu) 12g, Poria (fuling) 9g, Astragalus (huangqi) 12g, Longan
aril (longyanrou) 9g, Wild jujube seed (suanzaoren) 6g, Ginseng
(renshen) 8g, Costus root (muxiang) 6g, Licorice (gancao) 3g, Chinese
angelica (danggui) 12g, Polygala (yuanzhi) 9g, Curcuma root (Yujing)
9g.
To treat by Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Therapeutic
principle: Reinforce the Heart and Spleen, nourish Blood and
reinforce the Qi by using points mainly from Ren Channel and the
Bladder meridian of Foot Taiyang.
Prescription: Xinshu (BL 15), Pishu (BL 20), Qihai (RN 6), Sanyinjiao
(SP 6), Neiguan (PC 6).
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Syndrome
(c)
Stagnation
of Liver Qi
This
causes emotional depression, severe anxiety, restlessness, stomachache,
hand tremors, fullness in the chest and distending pain in the hypochondrium,
abdominal distention, anorexia, nausea and vomiting, thin greasy
tongue coating, and week pulse.
To treat by Herbal
medicine
Therapeutic principle: Soothe the Liver Qi and regulate the
Qi circulation.
Prescription/Formula: Modified ChaihuShugan San. Bupleurum
(chaihu) 9g, Cyperus tuber (xiangfu) 12g, Ligusticum (chuanxiong)
6g, White peony (baishao) 12g, Licoroce (gancao) 6g, Bitter orange
(zhiqiao) 9g, Green tangerine peel (qingpi) 6g, Corydalis tuber
(yanhusuo) 9g, Magnolia bark (houpo) 9g.
To treat by Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Therapeutic
principle: Soothe the Liver Qi and regulate the Qi circulation
by using points mainly from Liver meridian of Foot Jueyin and Ren
Channel.
Prescription: Taichong (LR 3), Shanzhong (RN 17), Zhongwan (RN
12), Ganshu (BL 18).
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