Name: Bai Hu Tang
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Bai Hu Tang- 白虎湯- White Tiger Decoction

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Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

2072/2072c

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Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

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Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

100 Gram bottle / 100 Caps bottle

Extract Ratio

Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

5:1

適用於

Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

Recommended For

Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

Actions

Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

Clears Qi Stage heat
Drains stomach fire
Generates fluids
Alleviates thirst

Instructions

Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

Take 3 grams of granules or 6 capsules 2-3 times a day, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Precautions

Pin Ying Name: Bai Hu Tang

English Name: White Tiger Decoction

Chinese Name: 白虎湯

Herbs & Actions

Pharmaceutical Latin	Pin Yin	Actions
Gypsum Fibrosum	Shi Gao	Clears Heat, drains Fire. With Zhi Mu, clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to alleviate irritability, moisten Dryness, and enrich Yin.
Hb. Dendrobii	Shi Hu	May substitute for Shi Gao.
Rz. Anemarrhenae	Zhi Mu	Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, Lung and Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates fluids.
Fried Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Zhi Gan Cao	Tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi and Moderates and harmonizes the properties of other herbs. With Geng Mi, benefits the Stomach, protects fluids and prevents the extremely cold properties of the other herbs from injuring the Middle Jiao.
Rx. Glycyrrhizae	Gao Cao	May substitute for Zhi Gan Cao for its ability to generate fluids and quench thirst.
Fr. Oryzae	Geng Mi	Tonifies Yang, tonifies Qi , stops restlessness, generates fluids and stops thirst.

Formula Actions

Clears Qi Stage Heat
Drains Stomach Fire
Generates Fluids
Alleviates thirst

Syndromes

Yang Ming Jing
Qi-level Stomach Heat
Jue Yin Heat

Clinical Manifestations

High fever
Profuse sweat
Generalized weakness
Severe chills
Aversion to Heat
Red face
Severe thirst with a strong desire to drink
Irritability
Anxiety
Pruritis
Headache
Toothache
Gum bleeding
Epistaxis
Dry lips
Dry tongue
Dry mouth
May be sensitive to Cold in the upper back
Polyuria
Delusions
Eye congestion
Burning sensation on the skin
Abdominal fullness without resistance
Dry, course skin
May be heavy labored breathing
Delirious speech (serious cases)
T: Red tip and sides
C: Yellow, dry or white
P:Flooding and forceful or Large and forceless or Slippery and rapid

Treats

Encephalitis B
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Lobar pneumonia
Heat stroke
Diabetes mellitus
Periodontitis
Common cold
Influenza
Hemorrhagic fever
Some fevers related to cancers
Acute stomatitis
Gastritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epistaxis
Bronchial asthma
High fever
Thrombocytopenic purpura
Weakness
Headache
Profuse perspiration
Toothache
Measles
Erysipelas
Scarlet fever
Typhoid fever
Emotional disorders
Eczema
Pruritis
Gingivitis
Hyperthyroidism
Dermatitis
Recalcitrant allergic dermatitis
Unrelenting seepage after burns
Rheumatism
Hepatitis C
Psoriasis
AIDS/HIV
Constipation
Abdominal Fullness and distention
Pyelonephritis
Sciatica
Osteoarthritis
Eclampsia

Contraindications

Contraindicated for those with fever due to Spleen and Stomach Yin Deficiency manifesting as fever, spontaneous sweat, extreme fatigue, aversion to Wind, and a Deficiency floating pulse
Contraindicated for those with True Cold and False Heat manifesting fever with a desire for warmth, no desire to drink, agitated movements of the limbs in an otherwise subdued patient and flooding, weak pulse.
Contraindicated for those with Yang Ming Fu.
Use caution for those with a floating, wiry and thin pulse.
Use caution for those with a submerged pulse.
Use caution for those with absence of thirst.
Use caution for those with absence of sweating.

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Selection

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適用於

Recommended For

Actions

Instructions

Precautions

Gan Cao

Geng Mi

Shi Gao

Zhi Mu