Spreads and Regulates Liver Qi
Excellent for symptoms of Liver Qi stagnation but only mildly relieves pain. Symptoms include hypochondriac and abdominal distension, stifling sensation in the chest, belching, hiccups and vomiting.
Harmonizes the Middle Jiao, Strengthens the Spleen
Used for epigastric pain, fullness and distention, lack of appetite, belching and vomiting
Transforms Phlegm and Stops Cough
For unrelenting chronic cough with copious phlegm and chest pain. It mildly resolves phlegm and is not used for early stages of externally contracted coughs.
Contraindications and Cautions
Use with caution in Yin Deficiency with Fire Patients.
Herb-Drug Interactions
This section is being researched, and is not completed.
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