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医宗金鉴卷三
<<Yi Zong Jin Jian>>
Chapter 3
辨太阳病脉证并治下篇
Taiyang stage, its condition, pulse and treatment (3)
太阳中风者,风伤於卫也;伤寒者,寒伤於荣也。其说已详上、中二篇。兹以风寒两伤,荣卫俱病者,疏为下篇。盖风寒二气,多相因而少相离,有寒时不皆无风,有风时不皆无寒。风寒并发,邪中於人,则荣卫兼病,惟其证均无汗,皆谓之实邪,故立大青龙清两解之法,发其寒邪并发,邪中於人,则荣卫兼病,惟其证均无汗,皆谓之实邪,故立大青龙汤两解之法,发其寒邪外闭,风邪内郁,不汗出而烦燥之汗也。然必审其人脉不微弱,无少阴证者,乃可与之。若误施之,则大汗淋漓,厥逆筋惕肉俽,必致亡阳之变,故又立真武一汤,以救青龙之误。夫表寒里
热者,大青龙固所宜也。若表里俱热,则又非大青龙之所胜任,爰立白虎一汤,以辅青龙之不逮。至於寒热轻微者,则更出桂枝二越婢一汤、麻黄桂枝各半汤、桂枝二麻黄一汤,皆两解荣卫法也。合上、中二篇而熟读之,则三法了然,以之施治,庶不紊耳。
In
Shanghan disease, for Wind-invasion, the Wind invades the Weiqi
of the body; for Cold-invasion, the Cold attacks the Rongqi of
the body. This has been well explained and introduced in the
previous chapters. In this chapter, we introduce the combined
invasion by the Wind and Cold to the body. In nature, the wind
and cold are commonly going together, though they come
separately too. When the body is invaded by both the Wind and
Cold, the Weiqi and Rongqi are affected the same time. The
person has no sweat, so the disease is called Shi Xie.
[1]
In this case, Da Qinglong Tang is needed to expel both the Wind
and Cold. However, one should be very careful to use to a person
with strong pulse, e.g. there is no Shaoyin condition[2].
Otherwise, there
could be a heavy sweat, muscle shaking or spasm, reverse cold in
the hands and feet (similar to shock). To correct this mis-treatment,
herb Zhenwu Tang is introduced. This herb formula works when the
body surface is Cold but the inside is Fire. However it is not
suitable if the body both surface and inside are Fire. This
condition is then solved by herb Baihu Tang. If the Cold and the
Fire is not so severe, we use either Guizhi two Jubi one Tang,
Mahuang Guizhi half-half Tang, or Guizhi two Mahuang one Tang,
to solve the disease in the Weiqi and Rongqi parts. Combined
with the introduction in previous two chapters, readers should
now have a clear understanding for the diagnosis and treatment
of Shanghan disease in the Taiyang stage.
01 太阳中风,脉浮紧,发热恶寒,身疼痛,不汗出而烦躁者,大青龙汤主之。若脉微弱,汗出恶风者,不可服,服之则厥逆,筋惕肉俽,此为逆也。
When Wind-envision in the Taiyang stage,
the person has floating and tight pulse[3], fever,
chilly, pain the body, no sweat but annoyed, irritable
emotionally and physically, Da Qinglong Tang is the main formula[4]. However,
if the pulse is weak, the person has sweat and dislike wind, it
shouldn’t be used. Otherwise the person will have reverse cold
in hands and feet, irritable body movement, muscle jumping and
spasm – a wrong treatment. (Herb Zhenwu Tang should be used to
correct the problem)
02 伤寒脉浮缓,身不疼,但重,乍有轻时,无少阴证者,大青龙汤发之。
For
Cold-invasion Shanghan disease, if the person has
floating and slower pulse, no pain in the body but heavy feeling
in the body from time to time (not always), and there are no
more indications to Shaoyin condition[5], the Da
Qinglong Tang can be used.[6]
大青龙汤方
Da
Qinglong Tang
麻黄(去节)六两,
桂枝二两,
甘草(炙)二两,
杏仁(去皮,尖)四十枚,
生姜(切)三两, 大枣(擘)十二枚,
石膏(碎,绵裹)如鸡子大。
Mahuang (remove stem joints) 90 gram,
Guizhi (remove skin) 30 gram, Gancao (Processed) 30 gram,
Xingren (remove skin and tips) 28 gram, Fresh ginger 45 grqam,
Chinese Date 62
gram, Shigao 30 gram.
右七味,以水九升,先煮麻黄,减二升,去上沫,内诸药,煮取三升,去滓,温服一升,取微似汗,汗出多者,温粉扑之。一服汗者,停後服。若复服,汗多亡阳,遂虚恶风,烦躁不得眠也。
Add Mahuang and 2250 ml water into herbal
pot. Bring to boil and keep in mild boiling until the liquid
part in it becomes about 1750 ml. Remove the floating residues.
Add the remaining herbs in. Continue to boil until there is
about 750 ml liquid left. Collect the liquid part (the herbal
tea). Drink one third of the herbal tea and wait for sweat to
come. When the sweat comes, stop to drink, otherwise, repeat the
drinking after 2 to 3 hours until it comes. The mild sweat is
required. If the sweat is too much, apply warm Huashi powder
over the body to stop the sweat. Too much sweat will deplete
Yangqiand makes person too weak, dislike wind, annoyed, and hard
to fall into sleep, therefore is forbidden.
03 脉浮而紧,浮则为风,紧则为寒,风则伤卫,寒则伤荣。荣卫俱病,骨节烦疼,当发其汗而不可下也。
If
a pulse feels floating and tight, the floating suggests invasion
of Wind; the tightness indicates that of Cold. The Wind attacks
Weiqi, while the Cold attacks Rongqi. If both the Weiqi and the
Rongqi are affected, there will be pain in the joints. A sweat
therapy but not bowel-cleansing therapy should be used.
[7]
04 太阳病发汗,汗出不解,其人仍发热,心下悸,头眩身俽动,振振欲擗地者,真武汤主之。
When in the Taiyang stage and after sweat therapy, the person
has sweat but the disease remains[8].
He feels fever/hot, palpitation[9],
dizziness[10] and
shaking in the body[11]
(almost to fall). In this case, herb Zhenwu Tang should be used
mostly.
真武汤方
见少阴篇
Zhenwu Tang (see the version of Shaoyin stage)
05 太阳病二日,反躁,反熨其背,而大汗出,大热入胃,胃中水竭,躁烦,必发谵语,十馀日,振栗自下利者,此为欲解也。故其汗从腰以下不得汗,欲小便不得,反呕欲失溲,足下恶风,大便僐,小便当数而反不数,及多,大便已,头卓然而痛,其人足心必热,谷气下流故也。
A
person is in the Taiyang stage for two days, without annoyed
physically. Now he feels annoyed physically. A hot-press therapy
on his back causes heavy sweat. Due to the Hot comes in the
stomach, makes the stomach dry, so the person feels annoyed
emotionally and physically, and he must have delirium. On about
ten days, he feels shaking in the body with diarrhea – the
disease will cure by itself. The previous symptoms are due to
the sweat cannot come out of the body from the lower part of the
body, it making him hard to have urine, but loss urine when
nausea, to have dislike wind on the sole of the feet, to have
hard stool. When the stool is hard, the urine should be
frequent, but now it is not frequent, or smooth. If the
condition continues, he will feel headache after bowel movement,
feels hot on the sole of feet – for the flowing of Gu Qi down
now.
06 服桂枝汤,大汗出,脉洪大者,与桂枝汤如前法。若形似疟,一日再发者,汗出必解,宜桂枝二麻黄一汤。
After drinking of Guizhi Tang, there is
strong sweat and the pulse becomes big[12], repeat
the Guizhi Tang as the way introduced before[13]; If the
person feels as malaria (sometimes fever and sometimes cold,
repeatedly) again and again during the day, sweat therapy will
cure it. The Guizhi two Mahuang one Tang[14] should be used.
桂枝二麻黄一汤方
Guizhi two Mahuang one Tang
桂枝一两十七铢,
芍药一两六铢,
麻黄(去节)十六铢,
甘草一两二铢, 杏仁(去皮、尖)十六枚,
生姜(切)一两六铢,
大枣(擘)五枚.
Guizhi 26 gram, Shaoyao 20 gram, Mahuang (remove joints) 26
gram, Gancao 17 gram, Xinren (remove skin and tips) 6.4 gram,
Fresh ginger 20 gram, Chinese date 26 gram.
右七味,以水五升,先煮麻黄一、二沸,去上沫,内诸药,煮取二升,去滓,温服一升,日再服。
Add
the Mahuang and 1250 ml water into a herbal pot. Bring to boil
for 2 to 5 min, remove the upper floating herb residue, add the
rest of the herbs in. Continue to boil and keep in mild boiling
until the liquid volume is about 500 ml. Collect the herbal tea.
Drink half of the tea, repeat after several hours.
07 太阳病,得之八、九日,如疟状,发热恶寒,热多寒少,其人不呕,清便欲自可,一日二、三度发,脉微缓者,为欲愈也;脉微而恶寒者,此阴阳俱虚,不可更发汗,更下更吐也;面色反有热色者,未欲解也,以其不能得小汗出,身必痒,宜桂枝麻黄各半汤。
The disease has been in the Taiyang stage
for eight to nine days, the symptoms seem as malaria, the person
feels fever and cold, but more fever and less cold, no nausea,
bowel movement and urine are ok. Such condition repeats two to
three times a day. If the pulse is slightly slow, it means that
it will be recovered by the body itself. (No extra treatment is
needed)[15]. If the
pulse is weak and the person feels dislike cold, it means he is
weak in body Yin and Yang in the body. Further sweat therapy,
bowel-cleansing therapy or vomiting therapy is forbidden to use.[16] If his
face is pink, seems having fever, it means the disease is not on
the way to recover by the body itself. This is because he did
not have slight sweat, so he should feel itch on the body. In
this case, Guizhi Mahuang half-half Tang should be used.[17]
桂枝麻黄各半汤方
Guizhi Mahuang half-half Tang
桂枝一两十六铢,
芍药一两
,生姜一两,
甘草(炙)一两, 麻黄(去节)一两,
大枣(擘)四枚,
杏仁(去皮、尖)二十四枚
Guizhi 26 gram, Shaoyao 15 gram, Fresh ginger 15 gram, Gancao
(processed) 15 gram, Mahuang (remove joints) 15 gram, Chinese
date 20 gram, Xinren (remove skin and tips) 10 gram.
右七味,以水五升,先煮麻黄一二沸,去上沫,内诸药,煮取一升八合,去滓,温服六合。
Add
the Mahuang and 1250 ml water into a herbal pot. Bring to boil
for 2 to 5 min, remove the upper floating herb residue, add the
rest of the herbs in. Continue to boil and keep in mild boiling
until the liquid volume is about 450 ml. Collect the herbal tea.
Drink 150 ml of the tea, repeat after several hours.
08 脉浮而迟,面热赤而战惕者,六七日当汗出而解,反发热者差迟,迟为无阳,不能作汗,其身必痒也。
For
person has floating and slow pulse[18],
has hot face and red color on the face, feels shaking in
muscles, will get recovered on about the sixth or the seventh
day. If he fells hot again on these days, the recover sill be
delayed. This is because the slow pulse, that indicating short
of Yangqion the body surface, so that the body cannot produce
sweat to expel the disease out of the body. In this case, he
will feel itch in the body.
[19]
09 太阳病,发热恶寒,热多寒少,脉微弱者,此无阳也,不可发汗,宜桂枝二越婢一汤。
In Taiyang stage and after sweat therapy,
if one feels fever and dislike cold, with more fever than cold,
and pulse is very weak, it means no Yangqiin the body. Further
sweat therapy should not be used. The herb needed is Guizhi two
Juebi one Tang[20].
桂枝二越婢一汤方
Guizhi two Yuebi one Tang
桂枝十八铢
芍药十八铢
甘草(炙)十八铢
石膏(碎,绵裹)二十四铢
麻黄(去节)十八铢 大枣(擘)四枚
生姜一两二铢
Guizhi (remove skin) 12 gram, Shaoyao 12
gram, Gancao 12 gram, Fresh ginger 20 gram, Chinese date 4
badges, Mahuang (remove stem joints) 12 gram, Shigao 16 gram.
右七味,以水五升,煮麻黄一、二沸,去上沫,内诸药,煮取二升,去滓,温服一升。本方当裁为越婢汤、桂枝汤合之,饮一升。今合为一方,乃桂枝汤二分,越婢汤一分。
Add Mahuang and 1250 ml water in herbal
pot. Bring to boil for 2 to 5 minutes. Remove the upper floating
residue. Add the remaining herbs in. Continue to cook until the
water volume in the pot is about 500 ml. Collect the water
supernatant. Drink one half of it.
10 伤寒,无大热,口燥渴,心烦,背微恶寒者,白虎加人参汤主之。
After drinking Guizhi Tang in a
Cold-invasion, if person has strong sweat, feels very annoyed
emotionally, very thirsty and drinking water that however does
not help to calm down the thirsty, pulse is big,
Baihu-jia-Renshen Tang should be used.
11 伤寒表不解,心下有水气,乾呕发热而咳,或渴、或利、或噎、或小便不利,少腹满,或喘者,小青龙汤主之。
If
the Cold-invasion Shanghan disease is in the Taiyang stage and
it continues, and if the reason for the delayed recovery is due
to the presence of Shuiqi in the upper stomach[21],
the one will feel dry nausea, fever, cough, he may also have
thirsty, or diarrhea, or burping, or hard in urine, full in
lower stomach, or have asthma. In this case, Xiao Qinglong Tang
is the main formula to use.[22]
小青龙汤方
Xiao Qinglong Tang[23]
麻黄(去节)三两,
芍药三两,
五味子半升,
乾姜二两, 甘草(炙)三两,
半夏(洗)半升,
桂枝三两,
细辛三两.
Mahuang (remove joints) 45 gram, Shaoyao 45 gram, Wuweizi 25
gram, Ganjiang 30 gram, Gancao (processed) 45 gram, Banxia
(washed) 124 gram, Guizhi 45 gram, Xixin 45 gram.
右八味,以水一斗,先煮麻黄、减二升,去上沫,内诸药,煮取三升,去滓,温服一升。
加减法:若渴,去半夏加栝蒌根三两。
若噎者,去麻黄加附子一枚(炮)。
若小便不利,少腹满,去麻黄加茯苓四两。
若喘,去麻黄加杏仁半升(去皮尖)。
若微利,去麻黄加茯苓四两[24]。
Add
Mahuang and 2500 ml water into a herbal pot. Bring to boil and
keep in mild boiling until there is about 2000 ml. Remove the
floating herb residue. Add the remaining herbs in and continue
the cook until the liquid is about 750 ml. Drink one third of
the tea each time, three times a day.
If
thirsty, remove Banxia, but add Guolugen 45 gram;
If
with burping, remove Mahuang, but add Fuzi (processed) 30 gram;
If
with difficult in urine and full in lower stomach, remove
Mahuang, but add Fuling 60 gram;
If
with asthma, remove Mahuang, but add Xinren (remove skin and
tips) 40 gram;
If
with slight diarrhea, remove Mahuang, but add Fuling 60 gram.
12 伤寒,心中有水气,咳而微喘,发热不渴,
小青龙汤主之。服汤已,渴者,此寒去欲解也。
If
there is Shuiqi in the Upper Jiao Cavity (within the chest), and
the person now attacked by Cold-invasion Shanghan disease, the
disease could stimulate the Shuiqi to cause cough and slight
asthma, hot but no thirsty. After drinking the Xiao Qinglong
Tang, and if the person feels thirsty[25],
it suggests the recovery of the disease, not a worse prospect.
13 下之後,复发汗,必振寒,脉微细,所以然者,以内外俱虚故也。
If
after bowel-cleansing therapy followed by a sweat therapy[26]
again, and if the person feels shaking and chilly, with weak and
thin pulse, it suggests that he is weak in body surface and
inside.
14 下之後,复发汗,昼日烦躁不得眠,夜而安静,不呕不渴,无表证,脉沉微,身无大热者,乾姜附子汤主之。
If
after bowel-cleansing therapy followed by a sweat therapy again,
if the person feels annoyed emotionally and physically and hard
to fall in sleep during the daytime, but quiet and no problem to
sleep at night, no nausea, no thirsty, no hot/fever, no Taiyang
Biao condition[27],
but his pulse is deep and weak, herb Ganjiang Fuzi Tang should
be used mostly.[28]
乾姜附子汤方
Ganjiang Fuzi Tang
乾姜一两,
附子(去皮,生用,破八片)一枚.
Ganjiang 15 gram, Fuzi (remove skin, cut into eight pieces) 30
gram.
右二味,以水三升,煮取一升,去滓,顿服。
Add
the two herbs and 750 ml water into a herbal pot. Bring to boil
and keep in mild boiling until there is 250 ml liquid left.
Drink the herb tea all once.
15 发汗若下之,病仍不解,烦躁者,茯苓四逆汤主之。
If
after bowel-cleansing therapy followed by a sweat therapy again,
if the Taiyang symptoms remain and the person feels annoyed
emotionally and physically, herb Fuling Sini Tang is the main
choice.[29]
茯苓四逆汤方
Fuling Sini Tang
茯苓六两,
人叁一两,
甘草(炙)二两,
乾姜一两半, 附子(生用,去皮,破八片)一枚.
Fuling 90 gram, Renshen 15 gram, Gancao (processed) 30 gram,
Ganjiang 24 gram, Fuzi (not processed, chop into eight pieces)
30 gram.
右五味,以水五升,煮取三升,去滓,温服七合,日三服。
Add
the herbs and 1250 ml water into a herbal pot. Bring to boil and
keep in mild boiling until the liquid in the pot is about 750
ml. Collect the herbal tea. Drink 175 ml each time, repeat three
times a day.
16 太阳病,先下而不愈,因复发汗,以此表里俱虚,其人因致冒,冒家汗出自愈。所以然者,汗出表和故也,得里未和,然後复下之。
If
in the Taiyang stage, a bowel-cleansing therapy fails to solve
the condition, so a sweat therapy is given, the person then
feels smear in mind and head (hard to recognize, to analysis, to
have conversation). This is due to the weakness (of the disease,
the Xieqi) in both surface and inside of the body. After sweat
by the person himself, the conditions will release, since
disease will deplete from the body through the sweat.
[30]
This is because the sweat will harmonize the surface. If the
person has bowel movement but the disease remains, use
bowel-cleansing therapy again.[31]
17 凡病若发汗、若吐、若下、若亡血、若亡津液,阴阳自和者,必自愈。
For
any disease, if after sweating therapy, vomiting therapy,
bowel-cleansing therapy and those have also caused depletion of
Blood or water part of the body, but the pulse on every levels[32] and
positions[33] are
even (the same), the disease will cure by itself.
18 问曰:病有战而汗出,因得解者何也?答曰:脉浮而紧,按之反芤,此为本虚,故当战而汗出也。其人本虚,是以发战,以脉浮,故当汗出而解也。若脉浮而数,���之不芤,此人本不虚,若欲自解,但汗出耳,不发战也。问曰:病有不战而汗出解者何也?答曰:脉大而浮数,故知不战汗出而解也。问曰:病有不战、不汗出而解者何也?答曰:其脉自微,此以曾发汗,若吐、若下、若亡血,以内无津液,此阴阳自和,必自愈,故不战不汗出而解也。
Asked: why a person’s disease could be solved after a body
tremor
and sweat? Master’s answer: That the pulse is floating and tight, but
deeper touch feels Kun[34],
means the body is weak originally, so that the person has
tremor and sweat.
The weak makes him to
tremor, and the
floating pulse suggests that the disease will cure after a
sweat. If the pulse is floating and fast, but not Kun when deep
touch, the person is not weak originally, the sweat therapy is
the way for cure and the person does not have
tremor. Asked: why person does not have
tremor
but a sweat then cure? Master: The big, floating and fast pulse suggests
the recovery of the disease without a
tremor. Asked: why someone get cure without sweat or tremor? Master: the person
must have weak pulse, it is due to previous sweat therapy,
vomiting therapy, bowel-cleansing therapy, loss of blood, all of
which cause short of water/liquid, so that both Yin and the Yang
in the body is balanced. In this case, the person could get cure
by himself without either sweat or tremor.
19 问曰:伤寒三日,脉浮数而微,病人身凉和者何也?答曰:此为欲解也。解以夜半,脉浮而解者,
然汗出也;脉数而解者,必能食也;脉微而解者,必大汗出也。
Asked: A person having Cold-invasion Shanghan disease for three
days has floating, fast but weak pulse, he has no fever. What
does it mean? Master: it means that the disease is to recover.
It will recover at the middle of night. If pulse is floating,
the recover follows sweat; if the pulse is fast, the recover
follows good appetite (to eat); if the pulse is weak, the
recover comes after big sweat.
20 太阳病未解,脉阴阳俱停,必先振栗,汗出而解,但阳脉微者,先汗出而解,但阴脉微者,下之而解,若欲下之,宜调胃承气汤。
The
disease remains in the Taiyang stage. The pulse is hard to feel
in any of the three position or the three levels in each
position. In this condition, the person must have tremor and
sweat, then get recovery. This is because for one with weak
pulse in the Chun position, he will have a sweat, then recover.
If his pulse is weak on the Chi position, he needs to have a
bowel movement, before to get recovered. To create the
bowel-cleansing, herb Tiaowei Chingqi Tang is needed.
21 伤寒,腹满谵语,寸口脉浮而紧,此肝乘脾也,名曰纵,刺期门。
With the Cold-invasion Shanghan disease, if the person feels
fullness in the stomach and has delirium[35], his
pulse is floating and tight, it means a Liver over Spleen. It is
called Zhun, use acupuncture, on the Qimen point.
22 伤寒发热,啬啬恶寒,大渴欲饮水,其腹必满,自汗出,小便利,其病欲解,此肝乘肺也,名曰横,刺期门。
If
a person with Cold-invasion Shanghan disease, feels mild chilly,
but very thirsty and wants to drink water, he will feel fullness
in stomach area, has sweat, easy urine. The sweat and easy urine
suggests the disease is to recover. This condition belongs to
the Liver over Lung. It is called Heng. Acupuncture on Qimen
point is recommended.
23 太阳病欲解时,从巳至未上。
For a disease in the Taiyang stage, it may
be improved from any time between 9 am and 3 pm, or it may be
worse from any time of this time period.[36]
With a proper treatment, or if the disease
is in cure by itself, or if the disease belongs to a weak
condition, the disease is improved from any time during this
time period[37]. With an
improper treatment, or if the disease is progressing, or if the
nature of the disease belongs to a Shi condition, it will be
worse from any time during this time period.[38]
[1] Xie means Xieqi. It means
something that causes disease. Shi Xie means a Xieqi
that is stronger to cause a strong reaction of body
during the disease. The opposite concept of the Shi Xie
is the Xu Xie. Xu Xie means the Xieqi is relatively weak
and it cause less extent of disease reaction in the
body. The Wind alone usually belongs to a Xu Xie while
the Cold is a Shi Xie. When the body is attacked by both
Wind and Cold, the nature of their combination still
belongs to the Shi Xie.
[2] In Shaoyin condition, the pulse is
weak and thin.
[3] With Wind-invasion, the pulse is
floating and slow; with Cold-invasion, it is floating.
Now a floating and tight pulse suggests the invasion of
both Wind and Cold. Therefore the Da Qinglong Tang is
the combination of both Guizhi Tang (for Wind) and
Mahuang Tang (for Cold), plus herb Shigao (to remove
more Fire inside).
[4] Wind-invasion typically cause
fever, sweat and dislike wind. Here it said that if the
wind-invasion caused more like a Cold-invasion: fever,
no sweat and more pain in the body, and more annoyed
(irritable emotion and body movement), Da Qinglong Tang
should be used. Da Qinglong Tang belongs to the Mahuang
series, so it is used in fever, no sweat but strong
annoyed feeling. In clinic, the fever is not so needed
indication for the use of Da Qinglong Tang. Many clinic
conditions are with annoyed feeling. This formula is
only one of them. If the disease is in the Taiyang stage
with strong annoyed feeling, Da Qinglong Tang should be
kept in mind to use. The person who can tolerate the Da
Qinglong Tang should be strong, so if he is weak in
pulse, and if he has sweat, both of which indicating a
weak body condition, it should not be used. In clinic,
there are many people with anxiety (not means sometimes
happy and sometimes sadness), who are in the Taiyang
stage (no other healthy disorders), Da Qinglong Tang is
the good choice (better than the Xiao Chaihu Tang – the
one the textbook TCM doctors usually use).
[5] Shaoyin condition: one feels weak
to lie down, pulse feels deep and weak. The body is not
heave but weak. The weakness feels always, not from time
to time. Another clinic condition with heavy body is the
Wet-invasion, in which the heavy feeling is also always
there,
[6] Here is another clinic indication
for the use of Da Qinglong Tang: heavy feeling in the
body from time to time. There are other kinds of clinic
condition with the heaviness of body: the Wet-invasion
condition and Wet-accumulation condition. For the
Wet-invasion condition, one feels heavy always and in
whole body. In the wet-accumulation condition (the
wetness accumulated in the body due to disorder of water
metabolism, to lack of Yang Qi, etc.), one feels
heaviness mostly in or lower than the lower back (such
as in legs).
Remember the condition for the use of
the Da Qinglong Tang: pulse is floating, with either
annoyed (irritable emotion and body) or heaviness in the
body.
[7] Remember: the Da Qinglong Tang is
another choice for the treatment of joints pain:
Wind-Cold type.
[8] Too much sweat caused depletion of
Yang Qi out of the body.
[9] Palpitation suggests Weakness in
side.
[10] It indicates Weakness in the
head.
[11] It indicates Weakness in the
meridians.
[12] If the person’s pulse feels big
and if he has heavy sweat and very thirst, his disease
may have come into the Yangming stage.
[13] Usually after sweat, the pulse
should be deeper and becomes soft on touch. Now, the
sweat is strong but the pulse is big, suggesting that
the invaded disease has not been fully removed out of
the body yet. The body is activating its defense system
to counteract the disease, so the pulse is big. Further
more Guizhi Tang will help the body to do the last expel
work.
[14] Take two part of Guizhi Tang and
one part of regular amount of Mahuang Tang. Mix them
together to drink.
[15] Note that the condition is that
the person any sign for disease in inside of the body –
no nausea and bowel movement and urine are ok
[16] There are many clinic conditions
in which person feel sometimes fever/hot and sometimes
cold – similar to malaria. For example, one with
menopause syndrome can feel hot flash and cold
repeatedly. Depending on the extent of the hot and cold,
herbal therapy is different.
Always remember that the sweat
therapy, bowel-cleansing therapy and vomiting therapy
require the body condition is reasonably stronger – the
pulse is not too weak. If, under some conditions, one of
the therapy has to be used, close monitor is very
important.
[17] Mahuang Tang is another herb
formula. Here means to take half dose of Guizhi Tang and
half dose of Mahuang Tang and mix them together to cook.
In clinic, this formula is also used to skin itch: if a
person has itch with hot feeling on face. The success
rate will be higher if the person is with floating pulse
and no usually no sweat.
[18] Here, if a person has floating
and slow pulse, his recovery may be slow too.
[19] For one with skin rash and itch,
pay attention to this clinic conditions: hot face, itch
skin and floating and slow pulse.
[20] Take two parts of Guizhi Tang and
one part of Yuebi Tang. Mix them together to drink as
one dose of herbal formula.
[21] Shuiqi means something as water,
humidity, water vapor. When a person with such Suiqi, he
could have various symptoms, depending on the position
of the Shuiqi in the body. If the Shuiqi is in the Upper
Jiao cavity, he will feel cough, asthma, Yue syndrome;
if it is in the Middle Jiao Cavity, he may have nausea,
bloating in stomach; if it is in the Low Jiao Cavity, he
may have hard in urine, and fullness in the lower
stomach area.
[22] Xiao Qinglong Tang expel the
Suiqi out of the body, and remove Cold Shuiqi inside.
It, as the Da Qinglong Tang, is a strong sweat therapy.
[23] Xiao Qinglong Tang is used for
person who has Shuiqi in the body before the attack by
the Cold. It is used for person who has no sweat. Wuling
San is also used for person who has Shuiqi in the body
but is attacked by Wind. Xiao Qinglong Tang is also used
to treat Shuiqi in the surface of the body, e.g. such as
skin swelling, similar to the use of Yuebi Tang.
However, the Xiao Qinglong Tang is for Cold swelling,
whereas the Yuebi Tang is for Fire/Hot swelling. Such
swelling can be ordinary swelling in the feet, leg, it
can also be a local phenomenon as urticaria. Similarly,
a local swelling in the nose, that causing a running
nose, and that is also called a kind of allergic
reaction, is well solved by the Xiao Qinglong Tang.
[24] In original version, it is to add
“Raohua”, not the “Fuling”.
[25] At this movement, only give the
person water to drink little by little. Thirsty is a
mark that the Xiao Qinglong Tang works.
[26] Sweat therapy is usually used
before a bowel-cleansing therapy if the later is
indicated.
[27] Biao condition means chilly,
fever, headache, body pain, sweat, etc.
[28] The bowel-cleansing and sweat
therapy has caused depletion of Yin of the body, making
the condition deep to the Shaoyin stage. No enough Yin,
so the Yang is floating. During the daytime, in which
the Yang Qi is more whereas the Yin is less, so the
person feels more annoyed. At night, there is relatively
more Yin from the nature (the night belongs to Yin), so
to balance the shortage of the Yin in the body to make
the Yang combining to the Yin (to have a rest), so the
person is quiet. However, some doctors believe the
annoyed here is due to the depletion of the body Yang Qi,
not the Yinqi.
Note, basically in the Taiyang stage,
the person feel worse in the night, but better during
the day time. Here it says the condition seems worse
during the daytime – a different clinic picture. Try to
make a summary, is this condition easy to been seen in
most people with anxiety? They feel annoyed and their
pulse is deep and weak (only a doctor know this) but no
any other problem to complain?
[29] Note: the Fuling Sini Tang is
used when the Taiyang condition remains and the annoyed
is in both day and night. It belongs to a weak annoyed,
not as the Da Qinglong Tang, which is used for a
concrete annoyed (the body condition is not weak).
[30] Be careful this paragraph talks
about the Mao person’s body reaction after
bowel-cleansing and sweat therapy: the person is easy to
loss consciousness. Some people may get self recovery
after a bowel movement.
[31] This paragraph is kind of hard to
understand.
[32] It means the pressure to touch
the pulse: slight touch, deep hard touch or in between.
[33] It means the pulse is touched on
the Chun, Guan or the Chi position on each wrist.
[35] Stomach fullness and delirium
suggest the Yaoming stage, while the floating and tight
pulse indicates Taiyang stage. The disease in the
Taiyang stage needs sweat therapy, while the disease in
the Yangming stage needs bowel-cleansing therapy. It is
contradictory. So, here, it uses acupuncture instead of
herbal therapy. However in later co-exist of a Taiyang
and Taiyin stage, a herb Guizhi jia Dahuang Tang is
used. This is a herbal formula to solve the disease in
both stages at the same time.
[36] This is a time period which
corresponding to the reduction of a Yangqi in the nature
and the shrinking, contracting, or storing of Yangqi in
the body. The trends of the Yangqi in the Nature helps,
vibrates with the Yangqi in the body, so to cause
corresponding trends of the Yangqi in the body: to move
deeper from body surface layer to the inside core. This
is a time period of Sun rise to peak.
[37] Proper treatment plus the Yangqi
movement in the Natuare helps the cure of the disease.
[38] It is a very important way to
distinguish the Taiyang stage from other stages by
checking its improvement time period or a worse period.
However, it is still under debate how to understand the
meansing of this paragraph.
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