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formulaJuejin Decoction Jue Jin Jian
sourceJingyue Quanshu Volume 51
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bubble_chart Composition

Angelica sinensis 9-30 gm, Alisma orientalis 4.5 gm, Achyranthes bidentata 6 gm, Cinnamomum cassia 3-9 gm, Rehmannia glutinosa 6-21 gm (optional), Lindera aggregata 3 gm.

bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage

Take 400 ml of water with the above ingredients, decoct until reduced to 280-320 ml, and take before meals.

bubble_chart Indications

Women with blood deficiency and qi stagnation may experience dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, and scanty menstrual flow; postpartum, if the stagnant blood does not disperse and flows into the yin, it can cause alternating episodes of chills and fever.

bubble_chart Formula Modification

For qi deficiency, reduce Lindera; for nausea and vomiting, add 3-6 grams of charred ginger; for severe pudendal coldness, add Aconite Lateral Root; for qi stagnation with pain and distension, add 3-6 grams of Cyperus or 2.1-2.4 grams of Aucklandia Root; for blood stagnation and blood stasis, add 3-6 grams of wine-fried Carthamus; for cold lower abdomen with severe pain, add 2.1-2.4 grams of Evodia Fruit; for constipation, add 3-9 grams of Desertliving Cistanche, or substitute with hawthorn fruit for mild cases.

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