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柴胡加龙骨牡蛎汤 [Chinese Herbal Formula]

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柴胡加龙骨牡蛎汤

编号: CF_146 | 出处: "Shang Han Lun" | 朝代: Han Dynasty | 作者: Zhang Zhongjing


Overview

ItemContent
CategorySedative - Heavy Sedative
FunctionHarmonize Shaoyang; Calm惊Anxiety
IndicationsMismanagement of Febrile Disease; Invasion of Shaoyang; Chest fullness and restlessness; Difficulty in urination; Delirium; Whole body heavy; Inability to turn over

Composition (Literature Reference, No Dosage)

Herbal Composition: Bupleurum; Oyster Shell; Scutellaria; Ginger; Lead丹; Ginseng; Cinnamon; Poria; Pinellia; Rhubarb; Oyster; Jujube

Principal-Agent-Assistant-Assistant: Principal Herb: Bupleurum; Assistant Herbs: Oyster Shell-Oyster-Lead丹; Assistant Herbs: Scutellaria-Pinellia-Ginseng-Poria-Cinnamon-Rhubarb-Ginger-Jujube


Pathogenesis and Formula Explanation

Pathogenesis: Impediment of Shaoyang枢Mechanism; Phlegm-fire disturbance

Formula Explanation: Bupleurum to relieve Shaoyang as the principal herb; Oyster Shell-Oyster-Lead丹 to heavily calm the mind as the assistant herbs; Scutellaria to clear heat; Pinellia to resolve phlegm; Ginseng and Poria to invigorate the Qi; Cinnamon to promote Yang; Rhubarb to purge heat; Ginger and Jujube to harmonize as the assistant herbs


Associated Ingredients (Aromatherapy Encyclopedia)

  • Bupleurum
  • Ginger

Modern Applications and References

Clinical Reference: Epilepsy; Schizophrenia; Neurosis; Menopausal Syndrome

Modern Research: Sedative and calming; Anticonvulsant; Regulatory effect on mental state

Aromatherapy Modification Reference

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Compilation Notes: This entry is automatically generated from classic_formulas.csv, for professional learning reference only, and does not constitute medical advice; clinical practice should be based on differentiation and physician's advice.

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