Complementary and Alternative Healing University  Home  現 代中藥辭典

Table of Contents

List of Health Problems

Chinese Herb Dictionary

Qigong

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Acupuncture

Prescribed Drug Dictionary

Biochemistry Dictionary

Lecture Slides

Research Librarian

General Online Library

Search

Research Sites

Viagra

Massage/Acupressure

Hypnotherapy

Tell us what you want

Notify Changes & New Information

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

last update: Jan  8, 2009, 9:25 p LAH

 

bai hu tang  白虎湯

by: Joe Hing Kwok Chu      按此看中文

Name of Formula: bai hu tang (Shan Han Lun)

Usage: for getting rid of heat.

Symptoms: Heat in yang ming channel : fever, thirst, red colored face and sweating.

Prescription:

shi gao 50 g, smashed, zhi mu 18 g, zhi gan cao 6 g, rice 50 g.

Add 3000 c.c. of water and simmer down to 1000 c.c. Strain. Make into 3 servings. Take one prescription per day.     

Warning: Do not use this formula if the patient's pulse is floating and tight or pulse is deep, or not thirsty, or not sweating.
Below are Sponsors' Ads by Google 以下為谷歌所提供之廣告

白虎湯 (傷 寒論)

功用:清熱生津。

主治:陽明氣分熱盛證:証見壯熱臉赤,煩渴引飲。汗出惡熱。

組成: 石膏 50 , (打碎),  知 母 18 , 炙 甘草 6 克, 梗米 50 克。

加水3000 cc.   煮至米熟。湯成去渣。溫服。日服三次。

禁忌:《溫病條辨》第九條說:『白虎本為達熱出表,若其人脈浮弦而細者,不可與也;脈沉者,不可與也;不渴者,不可與也;汗不出者,不可與也。』

【1】看焦樹德方劑心得十講:白虎湯


A manuscript... writing, translating and proofreading  in progress

 

Email our web master for  your suggestion (not for inquiry)      Click here for inquiry 

Copyright Notice 按此看關於版權問題

List of Health Problems

Chinese Herb Dictionary

Toxicity of Some Herbs 

Side Effect of Some Herbs 

Herbs that can be toxic to kidneys

Traditional Chinese Medicine

TCM Diagnosis

Samples of Formulae

Acupuncture

copy right

 

版權所有

Qigong (chi kung)

Prescribed Drug Dictionary

Email our web master for  your suggestion (not for inquiry)

Biochemistry Dictionary

General Online Library

Qigong classes

Fake Email Warning

Research Librarian

Search

Qigong classes

Email this site to a friend

Home

Weather Report

    Disclaimer

Search this site powered by FreeFind

Last