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Bǔ Yáng Huán Wǔ Tāng (Tonify the Yang to Restore Five Tenths Decoction)
 Formula 1 of 13 in Formulas that Invigorate the Blood
Sub-Category:
- Formulas that Invigorate the Blood and Dispel Blood Stasis
Pattern:
- Qi Deficiency causing Blood Stagnation
Actions:
- Tonifies the (Yuan) Qi, Moves the Blood, Breaks Blood Stasis, and Unblocks the Channels
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Cautions, Contraindications, Herb Drug Interactions:
- Do not use this formula if the patient has not regained full consciousness, if there is any possibility of hemorrhage, or if the body temperature is not normal.
- Do not use during pregnancy
- Do not use immediately after a cerebral hemorrhage or stroke.
- Do not use in Wind Stroke patients with a forceful pulse
- Do not in cases of Yin Deficiency and Hot Blood
Preparation Notes:
- Decoction. Dang Gui Wei is used, as it has stronger Blood invigorating properties.
- Some believe the dosage of Huang Qi should be reduced to 15-18 grams in order to better balance the formula. If large amounts of Huang Qi are used, Shi Gao and Dai Zhe Shi can be added to better balance the blood raising effects of Huang Qi.
Originally Appeared In:
- Corrections of Errors Among Physicians (Yi Lin Gai Cuo)
Combined Channels of all herbs in this formula:
- Lungs, Spleen, Heart, Liver, Pericardium, Gall Bladder, Large Intestine, Stomach
Substances in this Formula (7 Total):
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| Huang Qi (Astragalus) 黄芪 |
| Qty: |
120 grams |
| Chan: |
LU, SP |
| Prop: |
Sweet, Slightly Warm |
| Latin: |
Radix Astragali Membranacei |
| Cat: |
Herbs that Tonify Qi |
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| Dang Gui (Chinese Angelica Root) 当归 |
| Qty: |
6 grams (Dang Gui Wei) |
| Chan: |
HT, LIV, SP |
| Prop: |
Sweet, Spicy, Bitter, Warm |
| Latin: |
Radix Angelicae Sinensis |
| Cat: |
Herbs that Tonify Blood |
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