chai hu jia long gu mu li tang

Release exterior and induce diaphoresis
Sx: fullness in the chest, irritability with occasional attacks of palpitations, urinary difficulty, constipation, delirious speech, inability to rotate the trunk, a sensation of extreme heaviness throughout the body. T: red with a slippery coat. P: wiry and rapid.

Composition:

chai hu 12g

huang qin 4.5g

ban xia 6-9g

ren shen 4.5g

sheng jiang 4.5g

gui zhi 4.5g

fu ling 4.5g

long gu 4.5g

mu li 4.5g

da huang [add just before end] 6g

da zao 6 pieces

qian dan 4.5g

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