Indications: Lower abdominal pain which is fixed and stabbing in character, abdominal lumps, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, myomas, dysmenorrhoea from stagnant Blood, irregular periods, pre-menstrual pain, periods stopping and starting with dark, clotted blood, irritability, agitation, restlessness. 

Classical antecedent: Ge Xia Zhu Yu Tang (Decoction for Eliminating Stasis below the Diaphragm).

Western Uses: Bacillary dysentery Dark urine Delirium Dry mouth Dry throat Dysuria Encephalitis Epistaxis Furuncle Hematemesis High fever Insomnia Irritability Jaundice Pneumonia Scanty urine Septicemia Skin infection Urinary tract infection   Clinical Trials and Studies on the anti-cancer effect of Huang Lian Jie Du Tang: Huang-lian-jie-du-tang is a formula of traditional...[more]

Indications: Recurrent miscarriage, a history of miscarriages and infertility, irregular periods, late cycle, scanty or heavy periods, backache, dizziness, tinnitus, feeling cold, depression, frequent pale urination, pale complexion, loose stools, poor appetite, a feeling of bearing down, tiredness, poor memory, tingling of limbs, insomnia, blurred vision. 
Classical antecedent: Bu Shen Gu Chong Wan Tonifying the Kidneys and Consolidating the Penetrating Vessel Pill. 

Indications: Dizziness, tinnitus, sore back and legs, night-sweating, dry mouth and throat in the evening, feeling of heat and vague anxiety in the evening, 5-palm heat (a feeling of heat in palms, chest and soles), thirst with desire to drink in small sips, exhaustion, depression, dry stools, lower backache, infertility, insomnia (waking up during the night), blurred vision, dry skin and hair, dryness of the vagina, dry eyes, thin body, scanty-dark urine. 

Classical antecedent: Zuo Gui Wan (Restoring the Left [Kidney] Pill).

Western Uses: Endometritis Adnexitis (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease) Hysteromyoma Ovarian Cyst Dysmenorrhea Infertility Post Partum Bleeding Retention of Lochia Irregular Menstruation   TCM Actions: Blood stagnation in the Uterus: Fixed lumps or masses in the lower abdomen with pain and tenderness, especially with pressure Dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, uterine fibroids, and...[more]

Western Uses: Gastritis Peptic Ulcer Cholecystitis Cholelithiasis Hepatitis Intestinal Obstruction Mastitis Breast Fibroids Hernia Pancreatitis   TCM Actions: Spreads Liver Qi and regulates the Spleen Eliminates internal heat and reduces stagnation.   T.C.M.Indications: Cool or cold extremities (fingers and toes) Possible irritability with distension and fullness...[more]

Applications: Acute cholecystitis, acute glaucoma, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, cystitis, Dizziness, Dysuria (burning), Eczema, epididymitis, gallbladder disease, genital herpes, genital mycosis, eczema on the scrotum, headache, hyperthyroidism, hearing loss, intercostal neuralgia , Irritability, herpes labialis, hypochondriac pain, pyelonephritis, Retinitis, Leucorrhoea,...[more]

Indications: rheumatic, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, beriberi, Vaginitis, cervicitis, urinary tract infections.

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Applications: Acute cholecystitis, acute glaucoma, blepharitis, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, cystitis, Dizziness, Dysuria (burning), Eczema, epididymitis, gallbladder disease, genital herpes, genital mycosis, eczema on the scrotum, headache, hyperthyroidism, hearing loss, intercostal neuralgia , Irritability, herpes labialis, hypochondriac pain, pyelonephritis, Retinitis, Leucorrhoea,...[more]

Clinical applications:  Tremor of the hand; Facial tic; Spasm of the calf; Psoriasis; Metrorrhagia and metrostaxis; Irregular menstruation; Round nephelium cataract; Threatened abortion during pregnancy; Postpartum retention of lochia   Applications in Traditional Chinese Medicine :  Si Wu Tang Wan can nourish blood and regulate blood circulation. It is...[more]