Yu Nu Jian 玉女煎
Jade Woman Decoction
Tradition:
TCM
Source / Author:
Collected Treatises of Jing-yue (Jing Yue Pan Shu)
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Herb Name 45160_ec6cd9-c1> |
Latin 45160_150d8b-a3> |
Amount 45160_12b03f-db> |
|---|---|---|
| 45160_7daf59-b5> |
Calcium sulphate 45160_bb0215-9c> |
15–30 grams 45160_b4f79c-d6> |
| 45160_17db72-db> |
Rehmannia glutinosa 45160_6fa2e9-fc> |
9–30 grams 45160_acdd44-47> |
| 45160_68a977-9f> |
Anemarrhena asphodeloides 45160_7cd8e7-01> |
3–6 grams 45160_a0df7e-e5> |
| 45160_901e83-df> |
Ophiopogon japonicum 45160_611a59-55> |
6–9 grams 45160_bab76f-ee> |
| 45160_7e0dea-2e> |
Achyranthes bidentata 45160_651104-5a> |
3–6 grams 45160_f33c76-d8> |
Preparation:
Prepare a standard decoction.
Function:
Clears Stomach Heat, Nourishes Yin
Use:
Fever, thirst, headache, dry, red tongue coating, floating, weak and large pulse
1. Toothache,
2. Bleeding or Inflamed Gums, Gingivitis, Periodontitis
3. Loose Teeth
4. Trigeminal Neuralgia
5. Hyperthyroidism
6. Diabetes
Dose:
The above decoction is divided into 3 equal doses to be taken over the course of a day.
Cautions:
Not used in cold and weak digestion with diarrhea.
Modifications:
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