苏合香丸
编号: CF_155 | 出处:《太平惠民和剂局方》 | 朝代: 宋代 | 作者: 官修
Overview
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Category | Open窍 Agents |
| Function | Aromatic opening and Qi-regulating analgesic |
| Indications | Cold obstruction leading to spiritual confusion, sudden abdominal pain, and even syncope |
Composition (Literature Reference, No Dosage)
Herbal Composition: Su He Xiang; An Xi Xiang; Mu Xiang; Ding Xiang; Chen Xiang; Tan Xiang; Xiang Fu; Ru Xiang; Ke Zi
Principal-Agent-Assistant-Assistant-Agent: Principal Herb: Su He Xiang-An Xi Xiang; Subordinate Herbs: Mu Xiang-Ding Xiang-Chen Xiang-Tan Xiang; Assistant Herbs: Xiang Fu-Ru Xiang-Ke Zi
Pathogenesis and Formula Explanation
Pathogenesis: Cold pathogen and phlegm turbidity blocking the Qi flow
Formula Explanation: Su He Xiang and An Xi Xiang open the orifices and dispel noxious substances as the principal herbs; Mu Xiang, Ding Xiang, Chen Xiang, and Tan Xiang warm and promote Qi flow as the subordinate herbs; Xiang Fu regulates Qi; Ru Xiang activates blood circulation; Ke Zi controls Qi to prevent excessive dispersing due to pungency.
Associated Ingredients (Aromatherapy Encyclopedia)
- Su He Xiang
- An Xi Xiang
- Mu Xiang
- Ding Xiang
- Chen Xiang
- Tan Xiang
- Xiang Fu
- Ru Xiang
- Ke Zi
Modern Applications and References
Clinical Reference: Angina; emergency assistance for cerebrovascular accidents
Modern Research: Improves coronary blood flow; sedative
Aromatherapy Modification Reference
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