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The materia medica and formulas of the Chinese pharmacopoeia — by name, class or action.
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Xiang Sha Yang Wei TangLittle appetite, inability to eat too much, distension after meals, fatigue, due to Spleen/Stomach Disharmony
Xiang Su SanFever and chills without perspiration, headache, distension of the chest and epigastrium, decreased appetite, due to Lung Wind-Cold Attack causing Central Qi Stagnation
Xiao Ban Xia Jia Fu Ling TangXiao Ban Xia Tang Syndrome with heart palpitations and dizziness
Xiao Ban Xia TangVomiting with absence of thirst, dysphagia, sometimes headache
Xiao Chai Hu TangShao Yang Syndrome, Heat penetration in the Blood Level, malaria
Xiao Chai Hu TangAlternation of fever and chills. Fullness and pain of the chest and lateral thoracic region. Taciturn, gloomy, lack of desire to eat or drink. Heart dysphoria (state of discomfort and anxious agitation) with frequent vomiting or discomfort in the chest without vomiting. Abdominal pain. Mass and hardness under the lateral thoracic region. Palpitations under the heart with dysuria. Absence of thirst with moderate fever and possibly cough
Xiao Cheng Qi TangConstipation due to light Interior Heat-Plenitude Syndrome in the Yang Ming or initial stage of a dysentery
Xiao Cheng Qi TangModerate Da Cheng Qi Tang Syndrome, with hard feces and absence of cyclic fever
Xiao Feng SanRed exuding and itchy rashes, due to Wind-Heat, Wind-Damp invading the body in a Damp-Heat pattern
Xiao Huo Luo DanPain and contracture diminished mobility, due to Wind-Cold-Damp (Bi) or apoplexy (Zhong Feng) with Damp-Phlegm and Blood Stasis
Xiao Ji Yin ZiBlood in the urine, painful urination, due to Blood Lin Syndrome with Heat Accumulation in the Lower Burner
Xiao Jian Zhong TangPain and spasms due to Spleen/Stomach Vacuity Cold with Qi and Blood Vacuity