Classical Formula Glossary
Ding Xian Wan (delete Zhu Sha)(Arrest Seizures Pill) 定涎丸(減硃砂)
Formula Type | Formulas that Dispel Phlegm |
Diagnosis | Seizure disorder arising of combination of wind and phlegm |
Action | Scoures out phlegm, opens the sensory orifices, clears heat, extinguishes wind |
Indication | Sudden loss of consciousness accompanied by falling-down, upward-rolling eyes, deviated mouth, spitting of mucus, in severe cases tonic-clonic convulsions, or incontinence, white and greasy tongue coating, wiry and slippery pulse |
Remarks | Attacks may or may not have prodromal signs such as recurrent vertigo, weakness, stifling sensation in the chest. Also for mania |
Ingredients |
Tian Ma (tested) (9 g) Ban Xia (Fa) (Organic) (12 g) Fu Ling (Organic) (15 g) Fu Shen (Bao Mu) (15 g) Shi Chang Pu (tested) (9 g) Quan Xie (Granule) (1g Granule=1g Herbs) (4.5 g) Jiang Can (tested) (9 g) Chen Pi (tested) (9 g) Yuan Zhi (tested) (15 g) Mai Men Dong (tested) (15 g) |
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