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Combined Xiao Chai Hu Tang and Gui Zhi Tang Syndromes

Pain and creaking joints, due to Wind in the joints, Tai Yang and Shao Yang Syndromes, epigastric pain due to Liver/Spleen Disharmony

Plenitude and distension in the chest with insomnia, anxiety, palpitations, irritability, heavy body sensation with difficulty in turning the torso, due to Disharmony of the Three Yang Channels

Xiao Chai Hu Tang Syndrome with Internal Heat and constipation. Gan Mao (卯). Gastrointestinal diseases. Coronary diseases

Xiao Chai Hu Tang Syndrome with no vomiting, but with grate thirst

Congestion and nodules in the liver, premenstrual syndrome dysmenorrhea

Chest and diaphragm distension with pain aggravated by pressure, bitter taste in the mouth, due to Phlegm-Heat and Rising Liver Yang

Pain in the chest and hypochondrium due to Qi Stagnation

Flatulence, distension and constipation, due to Qi Stagnation and Yang Vacuity

Oliguria, dysuria, due to Bladder Heat

Abdominal pain, shan (疝), coldness in the limbs (hand and feet), vomiting, palpitations under the heart

Skin inflammation with ulcers, pus, ‘dead blood’ (Blood Stasis). Inflammation in the lower and upper portions of the body. Tropism: eyes, anus, urinary system, skin, hemorrhoids