What kind of prescription is the right prescription?The Righteous Qi Recipe did not refer to a single prescription, but a type of prescription that had the effect of supporting one's Righteousness. Different diseases have different prescriptions for strengthening the body. The following are some examples:
- Compound Duzhong Fuzheng mixture was used to nourish the kidney and spleen. It could be used for deficiency of both the spleen and kidney. The symptoms were soreness of the waist and knees, fatigue, loss of appetite, short breath, and fatigue.
- In the treatment of anorexia, the Warming and Strengthening Formula contained Chinese herbs such as Huangqi, White Orchid, and Dangshen, which could regulate the function of the spleen and stomach to strengthen the body. The herbs such as Eucommia, Cistanche, and Morinda root in the Kidney-Nourishing and Yang-Strengthening Formula could enhance the function of the kidney to strengthen the body.
- For skin diseases related to immunity or allergy, Cimicifuga Biejia Tang had the effect of strengthening the body, clearing heat, detoxifying, and dispersing blood stasis. In this prescription, Sichuan pepper is used to warm the middle and disperse cold, and licorice is used to help healthy qi.
- Among the commonly used prescriptions in clinical practice, Ginseng Antidote Powder could dispel cold and dispel dampness, replenish qi and relieve exterior syndrome, dispel cold evil on the exterior and support healthy qi at the same time; Huanglong Tang had the effect of attacking heat stagnation, replenishing qi and nourishing blood, and supporting the weakness of qi and blood when attacking Yangming heat evil.
prescription preparationThere were certain specifications for the production of prescription notes.
The hospital's prescription usually included the following parts:
- ** Basic Information **: Including name, gender, age, phone number, fee, clinical diagnosis, prescription number, etc. Information such as Outpatient/Inpatient Medical Record Number, Department/Ward Area, Bed Number, etc.(if applicable).
- ** Drug-related part (main text)**: Drug name, specifications, quantity, usage, dosage, etc. If it was a prescription for Chinese herbal slices, it also needed to indicate the method of decoction and administration. For Chinese medicine prescriptions, the relevant contents were given according to the specific conditions of Chinese medicine. The withdrawal period should also be indicated on the veterinarian prescriptions for food animals.
- ** Personnel related part (postscript)**: The signature or stamp of the physician, the signature or stamp of the pharmacist (review, verification, distribution), and the pharmacist/pharmacist (distribution)(in the hospital prescription form); the signature or stamp of the registered veterinarian, the registration number, and the signature or stamp of the person distributing the medicine are required for the prescription form of the veterinarian.
In terms of format, the prescription form of Jiangyou City Hospital showed an example of a standard format. Different types of prescription forms (such as outpatients/inpatients, Chinese herbal slices, etc.) had their own standard filling areas and content requirements. There were small specifications (210mm long, 148mm wide) and large specifications (296mm long, 210mm wide) for veterinarian prescription letters. They were in triplets and could use the same color of paper or three different colors of paper.
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A prescription for dispelling dampnessHere are some prescriptions for dispelling dampness:
1. [Ling Gui Shu Gan Tang]: It is composed of poria cocos, twig, white peony, and licorice root. The four herbs are decocted twice. When it is warm, it is taken twice in the morning and twice in the evening.
2. [Spleen Invigorating and Qushi Four Gods Soup: This is a medicinal diet. The ingredients are 15 grams of poria cocos, yam, gordon ferox seeds, and lotus seeds. Soak them for two hours in advance and boil them in water.]
3. [Wuling San: Composed of Grifola umbellata, Alisma Orientale, Largehead Crystallide, Tuckahoe, and Cassia twig. It has the effect of warming yang, transforming qi, and promoting diaphoretic dampness. It can treat edema, diarrhea, and dysuria caused by internal stagnation of water dampness.]
4. [Simiao Powder: Composed of Cangshu, Aranthes bidentata, salted corktree bark, and coix seed. It can clear away heat and promote dampness. It can be used to treat redness, swelling, muscle pain, and acne caused by dampness and heat.]
5. "Pingwei San": composed of Cangshu, Magnolia bark, dried orange peel, and licorice root. It has the effects of drying dampness, strengthening the spleen, widening the chest, and reducing distension. It can be used to treat poor appetite, abdominal distension, nausea, and vomiting caused by dampness in the spleen and stomach.
6. ** Coix seed, Cassia twig, Angelica root, Notopterygii root, Chinese herb, Chuan Xiong, Angelica, Sauron, Cangshu, licorice, ginger, Chuan Wu (first fried for 40 minutes)**: can discharge the cold and dampness in the body.
7. ** 5 grams of dried orange peel and 10 grams of Huangqi **: It can replenish qi, strengthen the exterior, strengthen the spleen and dispel dampness.
8. [Mahuang Jiashu Tang]: It is suitable for the condition of dampness on the skin, such as dermatitides, acne, cold and dampness caused by external factors, aversion to cold and fever, hives and other skin problems.
9. [Ma Xing Yi Gan Tang]: Mainly used to treat the symptoms of pain, soreness, sleepiness, tiredness, and fatigue caused by moisture staying in the muscles. It can also be used for muscle rheumatism, muscle pain, joint rheumatism, joint pain, nerve pain, sweat blisters, body paralysis, finger and palm keratoses, frostbite, warts, acne, water bugs, white ringworm, dandruff, wheezing, pregnancy swelling, wheezing, cough, fever, and other diseases.
10. Fangji Huangqi Tang: It is used for symptoms such as poor blood circulation, blood stasis, numbness of limbs, cold hands and feet, pain, dark complexion, purple lips, etc. caused by dampness in the blood vessels. It has the effect of replenishing qi and dispelling wind, strengthening the spleen and promoting water circulation. It is mainly used for sweating, wind aversion, slight swelling, limb pain, and dysuria caused by exterior deficiency.
11. "Baizhu Fuzi Tang": It is mainly used for symptoms such as discomfort in the stomach cavity, inability to eat, pale face, palpitation, edema, dizziness, headache, etc. caused by dampness obstructing the middle jiao. It is composed of Baizhu, Fuzi, licorice, ginger, jujube, and other Chinese medicines.
12. Guizhi Fuzi Tang: It is effective for dampness and exterior syndrome. It is suitable for fever, aversion to wind, itching and other symptoms caused by stagnation of external evil in Yangming, inability to sweat, and stagnation of heat in the interior and dampness. It has the effect of dispelling wind and warming meridians, helping yang to transform dampness.
The use of the above drugs should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.