Herbal Classics: The Shan Han Lun Simplified

Tai Yang -> Yang Ming -> Shao Yang -> Tai Yin -> Shao Yin -> Jue Yin

Tai Yin Disease (Alleviated from 9:00pm to 3:00am)
(Tai Yin Syndrome: Fullness is abdomen w/ vomiting, poor appetite, progressive & spontaneous diarrhea, occasional abdominal pain)
Treatment for Tai Yin Dz
Treatment for Tai Yin Dz
Tai Yin Dx w/ exterior syndrome
Li Zong Wan
(SP Yang def, cold Middle Jiao)
Extremely cold limbs, aversion to cold, sleeps with knees drawn up, lethargic, desire to sleep, diarrhea and vomiting, undigested food, abdominal cold / pain, no thirst (T: pale w/ white slippery coat) (P: sumberged thin or faint) Diarrhea w/ water stool, nausea and vomiting, no thirst, loss of appetite, abdominal pain (T: pale w/ white coat) (P: submerged thin) for Tai Yang W-C deficiency pattern: Aversion to cold, with sweating, sneezing, nausea, fever, headache (P: floating, slow)
Taiyin Dz w/ abdominal pain
Abdominal fullness, and occasional pain
Taiyin Dz w/ abdominal pain
fullness, hardness, and extreme pain
Gui Zhi Jia Shao Yao Tang
(as Gui Zhi Tang, but double the dosage of Shao Yao)
Gui Zhi Jia Da Huang Tang
(as Gui Zhi Tang, but add Da Huang)
Greater Yang stage disorder that was improperly treated w/ purgatives, which advanced into greater Yin stage. Key Sx: abdominal fullness. Greater Yang stagte and external syndrome with constipation & fullness in the abdomen