Yin Chen Wu Ling San Capsules
Yin Chen Wu Ling San Capsules
| SKU |
BEG681C |
| Brand |
BioEssence Chinese Herbal Capsules |
| Unit Size |
100 Caps |
| Dosage |
2 capsules with warm water, 2-3 times per day or as directed by a healthcare practitioner. |
| Potency |
5:1 |
| Actions |
Clears damp-heat |
| Pattern |
Damp-heat jaundice*, yang-type jaundice* |
| Chinese name |
茵陳五苓散 |
| English name |
Yin-Chen Wormwood & Poria Five Decoction / Capillaris and Hoelen Formula |
| Description |
Syndromes
- Damp-Heat Injures the Spleen (jaundice with dysuria)
Clinical Manifestations
- Headache*
- Fever (maybe chills)*
- Strong thirst with a desire to drink.
- Vomits immediately after drinking*
- Urinary difficulty*
- Edema*
- General sensation of heaviness*
- Diarrhea*
- Irritability*
- Simultaneous vomiting and diarrhea*
- Throbbing sensations below umbilicus*
- Vomits frothy saliva*
- Vertigo*
- Abdominal pain and/or distention*
- Dark urine*
- Scanty urine*
- Anxiety*
- Jaundice*
- Yellow sweat*
- Shortness of breath*
- Cough*
- Urinary retention*
- Lower abdominal fullness*
- Extreme thirst*
- Palpitations*
- Lower abdominal distention*
- Lower abdominal palpitations*
- Dizziness*
- Abdominal pain*
- Restlessness*
- Slightly pale skin tone*
- T: Normal
- C:Thick, yellow and greasy
- P: Soft and rapid
Treats
- Acute or chronic nephritis*
- Chronic renal failure*
- Congestive Heart failure*
- Ascites from liver cirrhosis*
- Meniere’s disease*
- Infectious hepatitis*
- Gastroptosis*
- Gastrectasis*
- Acute gastroenteritis*
- Enteritis*
- Acute genitourinary infections*
- Neurogenic bladder syndrome*
- Scrotal hydrocele*
- Cardiac edema*
- Chicken pox*
- Renal cirrhosis*
- Headache*
- Cough*
- Gastralgia*
- Common cold*
- Dysentery*
- Oliguria*
- AIDS/HIV*
- Constipation*
- Diarrhea*
- Acute pancreatitis*
- Hypertension*
- Fatigue*
- Enuresis*
- Herpes simplex*
- Infertility*
- Obesity*
- Palpitations*
- Spermatorrhea*
- Urinary tract infection*
- Fever*
- Edema*
- Jaundice*
- Cholera*
- Blisters*
- Dacrocystitis*
- Migraine*
- Uremia*
- Toxemia during pregnancy*
- Indigestion*
- Motion sickness*
- Trigeminal neuralgia*
- Viral conjunctivitis*
- Diabetes*
- Nyctalopia*
- Peritonitis*
- Renal atrophy*
- Hyperlipoproteinemia*
- Cholecystitis*
- Influenza*
- Dizziness*
- Lower abdominal fullness and distention*
- Vertigo*
- Nausea/Vomiting*
- Abdominal fullness and distention*
- Abdominal pain*
- Anorexia*
- Allergic purpura*
- Hernia*
- Herpes zoster*
- Vaginal discharge*
- Bad breath*
- Yellow perspiration*
- Dyspnea*
Contraindications
- With Spleen Qi and Kidney Deficiencies limit dosage, may combine with tonics.
- For urinary difficulty with Yin Deficiency, protect Yin.
- Overdose symptoms include - dizziness, vertigo, a bland taste and anorexia.
- Avoid long term administration.
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| Ingredients |
Yin chen hao (capillaris)
Ze xie (alisma rhizome)
Zhu ling (polyporus)
Bai zhu (atractylodes alba rhizome)
Fu ling (poria)
Rou Gui (cinnamon cortex)
Other Ingredients: Starch & Vegetable Capsule
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