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huang qi gui zhi wu wu tang  黄芪桂枝五物湯 
 

Translated by: Joe Hing kwok Chu          按此看中文

 

Name of Formula: huang qi gui zhi wu wu tang (Source of formula:Jin Gui)

Application:

Peripheral neuropathy, sequelae of strokes, arthritis, sciatica, Raynaud's syndrome, scleroderma, myocarditis, bedsores, angioedema (angioneurotic edema, Quincke's edema ) caused by qixu (qi deficient) and xue xu (blood deficient) with infection of the blood vessels.

Prescription:

huang qi 18 g, bai shao 10 g, gui zhi,  10 g, sheng jiang 12 g, da zao   6 pieces

Boil with water. Use as tea.

Adjustment to formula:

 

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[功用] 益氣和 營,温經通痹。

[主治] 血痹証。症见肌膚麻木不仁 ,脉微涩而緊者。

[临床应用] 週圍神經炎,腦中風後 遺症,關節炎,坐骨神經痛,雷諾氏病,硬皮病,心肌炎,褥瘡,血管神經性水腫等属于營衛氣血不足,復感 風邪入侵血脉者。

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