What is the good prescription for Chinese medicine to treat sneer?

There were many Chinese medicine prescriptions to treat consumption. The following prescriptions can be used for treatment: Yuehua Pill, Glehnia root, dwarf lilyturf root, Asparagus root, Angelica root, Angelica root, Stemona root, Otter liver, fritillary bulb, mulberry leaf, white chrysanthemum, donkey-hide glue, pseudo-ginseng, poria cocos, yam, lily, almond, roasted loquat leaf, bletilaria, agrimony, cogongrass root, clam powder fried donkey-hide glue, silver bustard root, Chinese wolfberry root bark, Mahonia leaf, sweet wormwood, licorice and dried ginger soup, Belamcanda and Mahuang soup, Gleditsia pod pill, Magnolia bark and Mahuang soup, Ze Qi soup, Liriope soup, Tingli and Dazao Xiefei soup, Qianjin Weijing soup, Jiegeng soup, Yue Bi Jiashu soup. The little green dragon was added with plaster soup, licorice root soup, apricot root soup, and so on. Some of these prescriptions could supplement deficiency, nourish yin and moisten the lungs, some could clear heat and kill insects, and some could reduce phlegm, cough, and stop bleeding. However, the specific prescription needed to be decided according to the patient's specific condition and syndrome identification.

There were many prescriptions in ancient Chinese medicine to treat consumption. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the main treatment for phthisis was to nourish the deficiency. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was recognized that phthisis was contagious. Treatment methods included the use of lime powder, moonlight pills, and other prescriptions. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the understanding of phthisis was more systematic and perfect. The treatment methods were mainly to supplement deficiency and kill insects. The commonly used prescriptions included stemona root, bletilla, mahonia leaf, humulus, etc. However, the specific prescription and dosage were not found in the search results provided. Therefore, it was impossible to provide the specific prescriptions of ancient Chinese medicine to treat consumption.

The following are some prescriptions and herbs that are more effective in treating mental illnesses: - Chaihu Jiagonggu Muli Tang is composed of Chaihu, Baiqin, Pinanxia, Dangshen, Fuling, Guizhi, Rhubarb, Dragon Bone, Oyster, Ginger, and Zizypus. in that formula, Bukum root, scutellaria root, and pinella have antipyretic and sedative effects, and can be use for cold and heat communication, chest pain, vexation, and other diseases; dragon bone and oyster shell have sedative effects, and can be used for panic, palpitation, umbilicus and abdomen pulse, insomnia, madness, and other diseases; Gui Zhi is mainly used for treating qi rush; Fu Ling is mainly used for treating dizziness and dysuria; Gui Zhi, Fu Ling, and dragon bone and oyster shell can be used for treating serious diseases of the mental nervous system such as palpitation, madness, dizziness, and the like; Rhubarb can eliminate liver and gallbladder evil heat, dredge the intestines, and have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects. Ginger and red dates can protect stomach qi and enhance the efficacy. - Anshen Dingzhi Pill: The basic prescription contains poria cocos, ginseng, polygala, acorus tatarinowii, dragon's teeth, etc. Ginseng could soothe the nerves and improve the intelligence of the mind, greatly replenishing the vitality; Acorus calamus and Polygala tenuiflora could soothe the nerves and stabilize the mind, resolving phlegm and enlightening the orifices; poria cocos and dragon's tooth could calm the heart and soothe the nerves. it can be use to treat panic, restlessness, and fear in dreams. it can be use to treat mental diseases such as depression and anxiety. for example, Morinda Alba, Xianlingpi, and schisfruit can be added for depression, and jujube seed, oyster, and schisfruit can be added for anxiety. In addition, Huanglian Ejiao Tang and Banxia Xiexin Tang could treat insomnia, while Xiao Chaihu Tang and Chaihu plus Longgu Oyster Tang could treat insomnia and depression. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are some Chinese medicine prescriptions for removing moisture: 1. ** Heavy moisture on the skin (easy to develop acne and hives)**: You can use Chinese medicinal herbs such as Fangfeng, Notopterygii, Angelica, and Cimicifuga to speed up the flow of Qi and blood in the body and make the body sweat to remove moisture. 2. ** Middle-jiao dampness (no appetite, drowsiness, easy to tire)**: Use fragrant dampness methods, such as using Amomum villosum, cardamom, tsaoko, agastache, tangerine peel, pepper and other herbs with special fragrance. 3. ** Lower scorched dampness (urine is very yellow, stool cannot be washed away, etc.)**: Use the method of clearing heat and removing dampness. You can eat more diuretics and dampness foods such as winter melon, bitter gourd, coix seed, red beans, etc. You can also choose winter melon soup. 4. [Ni Haixia's Four Gods Soup (Dietary Treatment Recipe): It is made up of lotus seeds, gorgon seeds, coix seeds, and Chinese yam. Lotus seeds can clear the heart and reduce fire, Chinese yam can nourish the spleen and lungs, gorgon seeds and coix seeds can strengthen the spleen and eliminate dampness. If the stomach is cold, coix seeds can be replaced with poria cocos.] 5. ** Papaya Tablets **: The formula is papaya, Aranthes bidentata, Chuan Xiong, Angelica dahurica, clematis, Cibotensis, Piper kadsuriana, ginseng, prepared Chuan Wu, Spatholobus suberectus, Angelica, and prepared wild acnezoffii. It has the effect of dispelling dampness, dispelling wind, activating collaterals, and relieving pain. It is often used to treat symptoms such as wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, weakness of the waist and knees, and numbness of the limbs. However, it is taboo for pregnant women, and the adverse effects are not yet clear. 6. [Pingwei San]: It can dry dampness, transport the spleen, circulate qi, and harmonize the stomach. It is used for dampness in the spleen and stomach, abdominal distension, lack of appetite, tasteless mouth, vomiting and nausea, belching and acid swallowing, frequent diarrhea, heavy limbs, laziness, drowsiness, white and greasy tongue coating, thick and slow pulse, etc. 7. [Lianpu Drink]: It has the effect of clearing heat and eliminating dampness, regulating qi and regulating the middle. It is used for damp and heat accumulation, diarrhea, vomiting, chest and abdomen fullness, thirst and annoyance, short and red urine, yellow and greasy tongue coating. 8. [Bai Du San]: It has the effect of dispelling cold and dispelling dampness, replenishing qi and relieving exterior syndrome. It is used for qi deficiency, exterior syndrome of wind, cold and dampness, aversion to cold and heat, strong pain in the head and neck, aching limbs, no sweat, heavy nasal obstruction, cough with phlegm, chest and diaphragm fullness, pale tongue, floating pulse and weak pressure. 9. [For joint pain and cold: Angelica + Eucommia + Loranthine] 10. ** Lower Jiao damp-heat **: Huangbai + Cangshu + Kufei. 11. ** Spleen and stomach cold and dampness **: Bai Zhu + Gan Jiang + Fu Ling. 12. [Damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder]: Gentian root + Jasmine fruit + Chinese thorowax root. 13. [Erchen Pill: The main ingredients are dried orange peel, pinella, poria cocos, licorice, and ginger. It can eliminate phlegm and dampness.] 14. [Liujunzi Pill: Composed of Dangshen, stir-fried white peony, poria cocos, ginger pinella, dried orange peel, and licorice root.] 15. Shenling Baizhu Powder: It is mainly composed of pilose asiabell root, Chinese yam, white hyacinth bean, stir-fried lotus seed and coix seed, as well as amomum, platycorum, and licorice. It is suitable for use after the body is wet. It was important to note that the use of the medicine needed to be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

There were many kinds of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for strengthening the body, and the following were the common ones: - Fuzheng Anti-cancer Soup: The prescription ratio was 30g of raw Huangqi, 12g of raw Bai Zhu, 30g of raw coix seed, 24g of ice ball seed, 12 g of Zedoary, 24g of Paris polyphylla, 12g of glossy privet fruit, 9g of turmera, 6g of Tianlong, 12g of Xianling spleen, etc. - Fuzheng Anti-epidemic Formula: composed of 15 percent of Honeysuckle, 9 percent of Nepeta, 10 percent of Huangqi, 9 percent of Sauron, 9 percent of Patchouli, 12 percent of Indigowoad Root (or 9 percent of indigo leaves or 15 percent of perilla leaves), 6 percent of Platycodonum, 30 percent of reed root, 9 percent of stir-fried white ginseng, and 6 percent of raw licorice. It has the effect of dispelling wind and clearing heat, strengthening body resistance and consolidating exterior syndrome. It is suitable for high-risk groups and other key groups in the sealed area. - "Fuzheng Congee: It is made of yam, black sesame, red beans, red dates, coix seed, and brown rice. Soak the red beans, Job's tears, and brown rice for about two hours, add water to boil for 10 minutes, and then add the processed Chinese yam, sesame, and red dates (red dates without cores, Chinese yam peeled), and cook for about 30 minutes. - Among the commonly used prescriptions in clinical practice, Ginseng Antidote Powder has the effect of dispelling cold and dispelling dampness, replenishing qi and relieving exterior syndrome. It can dispel cold evil in the exterior and support healthy qi that is consumed. It is used to treat deficiency of qi and external cold syndrome. Huanglong Tang has the effect of attacking heat knot, replenishing qi and nourishing blood, attacking heat evil of Yangming and supporting the weakness of qi and blood. It is used to treat deficiency of qi and blood syndrome of Yangming. In addition, there were also some Chinese medicine combinations that had the effect of strengthening the body. For example, Vaccaria could promote blood circulation, dredge collaterals, and reduce swelling, which could eliminate qi and blood stagnation; Spica could clear fire and disperse stagnation, which could clear away heat and poison and suppress tumor growth; perilla could reduce qi and phlegm, moisten the intestines and relax the bowels; and oyster could soften and disperse hard masses, which could regulate the balance of yin and yang. However, these prescriptions needed to be used in combination with the syndrome identification and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. They could not be taken by themselves. If they were not suitable, they should see a doctor in time.

In the reference materials, only the Youku link of the 2020 latest collector's edition of the Complete Collection of Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulae was given: list.youku.com/albumlist/show/id_52340954? spm=a2h9p.12366999.app.SECTION~MAIN~SECTION~MAIN~5~5~5! 3~5~5! 2~5~5~5! 5~5~5! 2~5~A, but I'm not sure if it can still be read online. No other online reading resources for the complete collection of Chinese medicine prescriptions were found. No more information could be provided. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are some Chinese medicine prescriptions for Fuzheng Qing anti-cancer: - Fuzheng Anti-cancer Soup: 30g of raw Huangqi, 12g of raw Bai Zhu, 30g of raw coix seed, 24g of ice ball seed, 12g of zedoary, 24g of Paris polyphylla, 12g of glossy privet fruit, 9g of turpentine, 6g of Tianlong, 12g of Xianling spleen, etc. In the prescription, raw Huangqi is used to replenish qi and remove poison; Huangqi is used together with raw Baizhu and raw Coix seed to replenish qi and spleen, clear away dampness and poison; Ligustrum Lucidi and Xianling spleen regulate yin and yang and help healthy qi; Seven leaves and one flower, ice ball seed, Tianlong clear away heat and toxin, soften hard swelling to attack and expel evil poison; Zedoary and Curcuma longa are used to promote blood circulation and disperse blood stasis. The whole prescription is used to strengthen the body, eliminate evil, detoxify and reduce swelling. It is mainly used to treat a variety of malignant tumors, but it needs to be used by a professional Chinese medicine doctor after diagnosis and treatment. - There was also a prescription that contained Honeysuckle, Chuanzhong, and Dandelion to clear away heat and detoxify (because the root of cancer may be caused by stagnated heat). Sanguisorba, Thistle, and Thistle were also used to clear away heat and detoxify. They were good at cooling blood stagnated heat, improving blood stasis symptoms, and resolving heat toxins in the blood. Pinellas ternata and dried orange peel were good at dampness and phlegm, and pseudoginseng was good at promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. The herbs that could strengthen the body were Huangqi (to replenish qi and make the vitality abundant. When used together with ginseng, it could greatly nourish the spleen and lung), Longan (with ginseng and Huangqi to achieve the purpose of replenishing qi and nourishing the blood), Shengdi and Duzhong (to supplement the innate foundation to improve the body's weakness). In addition, the prescription group included Wang Cunxing (promoting blood circulation and dredging collaterals, reducing swelling), Spica (clearing fire and dispersing stagnation, suppressing tumor growth), Perilla, Oyster (softening hardness and dispersing stagnation, regulating yin and yang balance) and other anti-cancer Chinese medicine prescriptions. It should be noted that when cancer patients used traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, they should pay attention to the use of a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. They should not blindly use their own medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for breast care might have some effect. There were many traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions that could be used to regulate the accessory breasts. For example, prescriptions composed of dandelion, Angelica, and Shuhuang had the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, reducing swelling and dispersing stagnation, eliminating blood stasis and toxins inside the accessory breasts, and promoting local metabolism. Recipes composed of poria cocos, tangerine peel, and selfheal had the effects of soothing the liver and regulating qi, and regulating Chong and Ren. They could reduce the growth of breast tissue by regulating incretion, thus suppressing the growth of accessory breasts. There were also traditional Chinese medicines such as Chuan Xiong, Honghua, and Danshen that could promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, traditional Chinese medicines such as Yin Chen, Muxiang, and Zezhu that could remove dampness and remove blood stasis, traditional Chinese medicines such as Angelica and White Peony that could regulate incretion, and traditional Chinese medicines such as ginseng and Huangqi that could improve physique. All of these might play a role in the Chinese medicine conditioning program of the accessory breast. However, the specific Chinese medicine prescription needed to be determined according to the individual's situation and the doctor's diagnosis. Moreover, Chinese medicine treatment also needed to be carried out under the guidance of a Chinese medicine doctor because Chinese medicine had side effects. At the same time, one also needed to pay attention to food hygiene and living habits to avoid factors that induced secondary breasts. If the accessory breast is large or the symptoms are severe, surgery may be considered. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine whether the old Chinese medicine doctor's prescription would be effective. This was because the effectiveness of a prescription was affected by many factors, such as the type of illness, the difference in the individual physique of the patient, the severity of the illness, and so on. Different prescriptions for different diseases had different requirements in terms of frequency of use, course of treatment, and so on. Moreover, they needed to be identified first before using the prescription. Without such specific information, it was impossible to judge the effectiveness of three doses of medicine per month. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>