What is the compatibility rule of ephedra soup?

Ephedra soup is composed of: ephedra, cinnamon branches, almonds, licorice, the dosage is ephedra (knotted) 9g, cinnamon branches (peeled) 6g, almonds (peeled tips) 6g, licorice (burned) 3g.

Ephedra decoction, the name of the Chinese medicine prescription. Ephedra soup belongs to the diaphoretic table, Xuanlung and asthma, and the source of ephedra soup comes from "Treatise on Typhoid Fever". It is an anti-surface agent, which has the effect of sweating and relieving the surface, and relieving the lungs and asthma.

Empirical evidence of the main treatment of external wind chill. Chills and fever, head and body pain, wheezing without sweating, thin white tongue, and tight pulse. Clinically, it is often used for colds, epidemics, acute bronchitis, bronchial asthma, etc.

Contraindications of ephedra soup.

Therefore, the "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" is forbidden for "sores", "drenching family", "dead family", "dead blood family", as well as external feeling of appearance deficiency and sweating, blood deficiency and pulse and "late in the ruler", and "palpitations in the center of the body" when mistakenly descending.

Although the medicinal taste of ephedra soup is less, it has strong sweating power, and it should not be overdosed, otherwise, excessive sweating will hurt people's righteousness. As Ke Qin pointed out: This is a pure yang agent, too divergent, like a single knife straight into the general, cast it properly, and succeed in the first battle.

If it is not right, it will not cause trouble. Therefore, it can be used for publication, but it can not be repeated.

It has the effect of relieving diaphoresis and relieving asthma. It is mainly used for the physical symptoms of external wind chill, which is clinically manifested as chills, fever, head and body pain, wheezing without sweating, thin white tongue, tight pulse, tight pulse, etc., mainly used for respiratory tract infection symptoms such as epidemic, acute bronchitis, bronchial asthma, etc., which belong to the empirical evidence of wind chill table, and can be carried out by ephedra soup.

Ephedra soup comes from Mr. Zhang Zhongjing's theory of typhoid fever and miscellaneous diseases. Indications for wind chill.

The main constituent drugs are: licorice, ephedra, almond, cinnamon branch.

There are three kinds of soup, Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang, Ma Xing Barley Soup, Ma Xing Barley Soup, Ephedra Jiashu Tang and so on.

[Recipe composition]: 9 grams of ephedra, 6 grams of cinnamon branches, 9 grams of almonds, 3 grams of boiled licorice.

How to use]: Fry in water, take it warmly twice, and sweat slightly.

Efficacy and Function]: Empirical evidence of external wind chill. Symptoms include chills and fever, headache and body aches, wheezing without sweating, thin and white moss, and tight pulse.

Clinical application]: This prescription is often used for colds, epidemics, acute bronchitis, bronchial asthma and other cases that are empirical evidence of wind chill.

Precautions]: Ephedra decoction has strong sweating power, and should not be used for patients with self-sweating, body weakness, external sensation, postpartum and bleeding.

[Composition] 9 grams of ephedra, 6 grams of cinnamon sticks, 9 grams of almonds, 3 grams of licorice.

Function] Diaphoresis and relieve the surface, promote lung and relieve asthma: It is used for external wind chill, cold and fever, head and body pain, wheezing without sweating, and pulse tightness.

The original recipe of ephedra soup in Guilin's ancient book Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases: three taels of ephedra (to the knot), three taels of cinnamon branches (peeled), one tael of licorice (burned), and seventy almonds (peeled). Here ephedra cinnamon sticks are equal in amounts.

The Han Dynasty Dasi Nong copper right unearthed in 1981 shows that one catty in the Han Dynasty was sixteen taels and one or two dozen coins. In the Han Dynasty, one catty was about 250 grams today, so one or two Yorks. One liter of water in the Han Dynasty is about 200 milliliters today.

The herbs of the Han Dynasty should all be wild, about 47 grams in three taels.

One dose of three servings, then one dose is 15 grams, and now three taels are converted into 9 grams, which is the conversion of one tael equals 3 grams. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, a penny should be a gram.

The mouth is full of classic scriptures, but in fact, it is just its own.

The dosage of the original prescription of "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" is: three taels of ephedra (to remove knots), two taels of cinnamon branches (peeled), one tael of licorice (burned), and seventy almonds (peeled tips). What you are talking about is already the unit converted in the textbook.

Generally, textbooks will convert one tael of "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" into three grams. So three taels of ephedra became nine grams.

In clinical application, we only need to understand the mechanism of the formula, and it was said that the secret of traditional Chinese medicine is completely in the dose, that is, the clinical prescription is very flexible and individualized. The dosage and the ratio of doses between drugs can be adjusted according to the patient's constitution, symptoms, and even climate and solar terms at that time.

This problem needs to be studied, because the unit measurement used by the ancients is very different from today's, and the decimal system is not the same, if it is calculated according to the hexadecimal system used by the ancients: 16 taels = 1 catty = 500g, and ephedra three taels should be equal to today, it seems a bit incredible, because the units used by various dynasties are different and even regional, so at present, there is no authoritative work to support it, and it needs to be researched.

This one is indeed more controversial, and each textbook may be different. However, subtle changes in the general dosage will not have much impact on the efficacy.

This is a controversial issue.