Decoct Xiaojianzhong decoction twice, removing residue, dissolving with maltose, and serving separately.
Standard for use of Xiaojianzhong decoction
1. Weakness, fatigue and cold.
2. If you have abdominal pain, click to relieve the pain, so as to relieve the food pain.
3. Palpitation, insomnia, fever in hands and feet, and dry throat.
4. Abdominal diagnosis: the abdominal wall is thin, the rectus abdominis is superficial, the abdominal muscles are tense, and the abdominal wall elasticity is weak.
If the above four items are available; 1.2.4. or 1.3.4. Is also available.
Notes/comments/remarks (by editors or authors)
1. Now everyone who practices this recipe in clinic doesn't need caramel. Poor! Wang Chang said, "According to this soup, caramel is king, so it is named Jianzhong instead of Guizhi Peony. People who use Xiaojianzhong soup today will never use caramel, which will lose the meaning of Zhongjing. " If there is no maltose in clinic, you can use 30g to cook honey.
2. Xiaojianzhong decoction is a syndrome of cold and heat, yin and yang deficiency, but the symptoms tend to be yang deficiency. Therefore, in clinic, patients with spleen and stomach weakness and acute abdomen should be treated with this prescription, such as yin deficiency with internal heat, bleeding, hot mouth, less red tongue coating, and rapid pulse, with caution.
3. Xiaojianzhong Decoction plus Astragalus membranaceus 15g is named Huangqi Jianzhong Decoction, which is suitable for patients with abdominal pain due to deficiency of cold in middle energizer, spontaneous sweating due to exterior deficiency, and patients with deficiency of Xiaojianzhong Decoction. Ginger is added for those with short breath and full chest, jujube is removed for those with full stomach, Poria cocos 12g is added, and Pinellia ternata 9g is added for those with lung deficiency.
-This article is taken from the Standard for the Use of Classic Prescriptions.