Nongbenfang Yi Guan Jian (2126)

【Ingredients
Concentrated granules per 10g】

Northern Adenophora is two cents and seven cents, Ophiopogon japonicus is two cents and seven cents, Angelica sinensis is two cents and seven cents, Rehmannia glutinosa is eight cents, Lycium barbarum is three cents and two cents, and Sophora indica is one cent and three cents.

【effect】

Nourish yin and soothe the liver.

【Indications】

Deficiency of liver and kidney yin and discomfort of liver qi causing pain in the chest, epigastrium and hypochondrium, vomiting of sour water, dry throat and mouth, red tongue with less coating, thready and stringy pulse.

【Fang Yi】

The name of the prescription is Guanjian. The liver and kidneys have the same origin as Yigui. The liver stores blood and the kidneys store essence and can feed each other. Therefore, nourishing the kidneys and nourishing the liver can be treated with the same method. Yiguanjian means that one principle runs through things, that is, liver and kidney yin deficiency can be treated with the same method and the same prescription. Its dosage form is a decoction, so it is called Yiguanjian. This prescription is specially formulated for the symptoms of liver and kidney deficiency, loss of liver nourishment, and stagnation of liver qi, resulting in pain in the flanks and ribs. Generally, pain in the chest, epigastrium, and hypochondrium is caused by stagnation of liver qi. Soothing the liver and regulating qi are often the main method. However, most qi-regulating medicines are aromatic in nature and are used for people with liver and kidney yin deficiency. If they consume fluids and damage qi, they will aggravate the condition. They should be used Mainly nourishing yin, and appropriately combined with products that soothe the liver. Therefore, this prescription uses raw rehmannia root to nourish the liver and kidneys, supplemented by Adenophora ginseng, Ophiopogon japonicus, and wolfberry to enhance the nourishing power of raw earth. Angelica sinensis nourishes the blood and liver, and then A small amount of Soupazairachta is not only bitter and dry and hurts yin, but also can exert its function of soothing the liver and regulating qi, so that the liver can be nourished and the liver qi can be strengthened, so the pain in the flanks and ribs can heal itself.

[Key points of syndrome differentiation]

1.
Pain in the flank and epigastrium.

2.
Bitter mouth and dry throat.

3.
Red tongue and less fluid.

4.
Thready or weak pulse.

[Addition and subtraction]

1.
Bitter mouth and dry throat: add coptis, skullcap, trichosanthin, and bupleurum.

2.
Constipation: Add trichosanthes, hemp, and plum blossoms.

3.
Insomnia: Add cypress seeds, jujube seeds, schisandra chinensis, and valerian.

4.
Deficiency of heat and excessive sweating: add Digupi and Dendrobium.

5.
Excessive phlegm: Add Fritillaria and Trichosanthes trichosanthes.

6.
Abdominal pain: Combine with Shaoyao Licorice Decoction.

7.
Tired of heat and thirst: add Anemarrhena and Gypsum.

8.
Weak feet: add Achyranthes bidentata, coix seed, and papaya.

9.
Severe pain in the hypochondrium and ribs: it can be combined with Bupleurum Soothing Gan Powder.

10.
Dark spots and liver spots: It can be combined with Xiaoyao Powder.

【Pay attention to taboos】

1.
This prescription should not be used if there is a lack of emotions or qi stagnation due to liver stagnation.

2.
This prescription contains many herbs that nourish greasiness, so it is not suitable for those with weak spleen and stomach and phlegm.

【Modern Application】

This recipe nourishes the nerves, promotes choleresis, reduces inflammation and relieves pain. Used for chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, fatty liver, anemia, malnutrition, tuberculosis, diabetes, neurasthenia and other diseases.