Zhi gancao (honey-fried licorice): Chinese Medicine Cases
9 related cases
📖 Doctor Zhang Xichun (张锡纯) Case
Heart Racing, Loose Stools and Scanty Urine After a Fever? Doctor Zhang Xichun's Shaoyao Gancang Tang (Peony and Licorice Decoction) to Replenish Yin Fluids
Medicine: Sheng bai shao (raw white peony root), Zhi gancao (honey-fried licorice)
📖 Doctor Zhu Danxi (朱丹溪) CaseBoils on the Back, Red and Swollen? Doctor Zhu Danxi: Resolve the Interior First, Then Clear the Exterior Pathogen (Six Doses and the Carbuncle Melted Away)
Medicine: Mahuang (ephedra), Guizhi (cinnamon twig)
📖 Doctor Wu Jutong (吴鞠通) CaseSwollen Belly and Body, No Urine? Doctor Wu Jutong's Case of Severe Abdominal Distension (Carp Soup First, Then a Huge Dose of Ephedra to Sweat)
Medicine: Liyu (carp), Cong (scallion)
📖 Doctor Luo Tianyi (罗天益, c. 1220–1290) CaseHeart Skipping a Beat? Palpitations and a Knotted Pulse — Doctor Luo Tianyi's Zhi Gan Cao Tang (Honey-Fried Licorice / Restore the Pulse Decoction) Case
Medicine: Zhi gancao (honey-fried licorice), Renshen (ginseng)
📖 Doctor Luo Tianyi (罗天益, c. 1220–1290) CaseFeeling Low, Drained, and Cold All Over? Doctor Luo Tianyi's Wen Zhong Yi Qi Tang (Warming the Middle and Replenishing Qi Decoction) Case for Middle Qi Deficiency
Medicine: Fuzi (prepared aconite root), Ganjiang (dried ginger)
📖 Doctor Luo Tianyi (罗天益, c. 1220–1290) CaseDizziness, Blackouts and Nausea? Doctor Luo Tianyi's Deficient-Wind Vertigo Case (Tianma Banxia Tang / Gastrodia-Pinellia Decoction)
Medicine: Tianma (gastrodia, 天麻), Chaihu (bupleurum, 柴胡)
📖 Doctor Luo Tianyi (罗天益, c. 1220–1290) CaseCold Lower Legs With No Sensation? Doctor Luo Tianyi's Cold-Damp Case (Jiajian Bai Tong Tang / Modified White-Communicating Decoction)
Medicine: Fuzi (prepared aconite root, 附子), Ganjiang (dried ginger, 干姜)
📖 Doctor Luo Tianyi (罗天益, c. 1220–1290) CaseDiarrhea at Night, Ice-Cold Hands and Feet, Blue Lips? Doctor Luo Tianyi's Spleen-Stomach Deficiency Cold Case (Huangqi Jianzhong Tang / Astragalus Middle-Fortifying Decoction)
Medicine: Huangqi (astragalus, 黄芪), Shaoyao / baishao (white peony root, 芍药/白芍)
📖 Doctor Luo Tianyi (罗天益, c. 1220–1290) CaseFever for Nine Days, No Bowel Movement, Restless and Craving Ice Water? Doctor Luo Tianyi's Cold-Heat Differentiation of Exogenous Yangming Fu-Excess (Tiaowei Chengqi Tang / Stomach-Regulating Qi-Coordinating Decoction)
Medicine: Da huang (rhubarb, 大黄), Mang xiao (mirabilite / sodium sulfate, 芒硝)