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| Pattern Names |
| Shao Yang Disease • 少阳病 • Shǎo Yáng Bìng |
| Classification |
| Category: 6 Channels |
Syndrome: Shao Yang Disease |
| Symptoms |
| Tongue: Bitter taste, dry throat |
Pulse: Wiry |
| Indications: Alternate fever and chill, distress and distention in chest and hypochondria regions, poor appetite, reluctant to speak, irritable and nausea, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, dizziness or blurry vision. A wiry pulse
[Qiao]
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| Keywords |
| Alternative chills and fever, poor appetite, chest and hypochondria fullness and distention, wiry pulse [Qiao] |
| Treatment |
| Harmonize Shao Yang |
| Herb |
| Xiao Chai Hu Tang, Da Chai Hu Tang |
| Etiology |
| CHANNEL: Shaoyang pattern occurs when the exopathogens is not expel and the Wei Qi is insufficient. The Wei Qi and pathogens fight each other between the exterior and the interior, disruption the gallbladder’s dispersing function • FU:
[Qiao]
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