Memorize Herbs: Er Chen Tang - Phlegm damp upper and middle jiao

Er Chen Tang

Syndrome: Damp phlegm (SP fails to transform damp)
key Sx: coughing copious white sputum that is easily expectorated, focal distension in chest and diaphragm, palpitations, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, lassitude (T: swollen tongue with white greasy coat) (P: slippery)
Action: dry Damp, eliminate phlegm, regulate qi, harmonize middle jiao

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K: Ban Xia
M: Chen Pi
A: Fu Ling
G: Gan Cao, Wu Mei, Sheng Jiang

Cautions / Contraindications:
cc: dry cough or coughing of blood due to yin deficiency

Common Modifications:

Damp phlegm (+Cang Zhu, +Hou po)
Heat phlegm (+Dan Nan Xing, +Gua Lou)
Cold phlegm (+Gan Jiang, +Xi Xin)
Wind phlegm (+Tian Ma, +Jiang Can)
With food stagnation (+Lai Fu Zi, +Mai Ya)
With qi stagnation (+Xiang Fu, +Qing Pi, +Yu Jin)
Goiter: (+Hai Zao, +Kun Bu, +Mu Li)

Modern Applications

Chronic bronchitis, gastritis, peptic ulcer, goiter, Miniere's syndrome

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