Sour Regurgitations

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Hi All!

 

One of my patients suffers from constipation with epigastric pain and

frequent vomiting.

my diagnosis was

- Liver-Qi invading sp\st\intstines-> Retention of food-> St-heat

- Blood deficiency.

 

I have been suggest by my teacher to give here a variation of Si Mo

Tang:

Wu Yao 12g

Chen Xiang 10g

Bing Lang 10g

Zhi Shi 10g

Da Huang 8g

Dang Gui 10g

Yu Li Ren 15g

Hei Zhi Ma 10g

* we don't have Hou Ma Ren..

 

1.5g x 3, in pills

 

after taking it she suffers from sour regurgitations with the powders

taste.

I think its too hot for here, can Da huang and Zhi Shi make the formula

cool?

because they are the only cold herb in this formula (zhi shi-slightly

cold).

or can the regurgitations be from a different cause.

 

Thanks,

Danny Levin

[Guest guest]

Danny, What is the Tongue and Pulse picture??

Eti

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

>Danny Levin

> > > Sour Regurgitations >Sun, 24 Feb 2002 11:23:23 +0200 > >Hi All! > >One of my patients suffers from constipation with epigastric pain and >frequent vomiting. >my diagnosis was >- Liver-Qi invading sp\st\intstines-> Retention of food-> St-heat >- Blood deficiency. > >I have been suggest by my teacher to give here a variation of Si Mo >Tang: >Wu Yao 12g >Chen Xiang 10g >Bing Lang 10g >Zhi Shi 10g >Da Huang 8g >Dang Gui 10g >Yu Li Ren 15g >Hei Zhi Ma 10g >* we don't have Hou Ma Ren.. > >1.5g x 3, in pills > >after taking it she suffers from sour regurgitations with the powders >taste. >I think its too hot for here, can Da huang and Zhi Shi make the formula >cool? >because they are the only cold herb in this formula (zhi shi-slightly >cold). >or can the regurgitations be from a different cause. > >Thanks, >Danny Levin > > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: Click Here

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>Danny, What is the Tongue and Pulse picture??

 

>Eti

 

Hi Eti,

 

Tongue is redder center, sides a bit paler.

Pulse is thin & wiry

 

Danny.L