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Perilla and Mentha Decoction

Gu Syndrome due to Excess Fire This educational formula record links its documented ingredients and traditional context; it is not a prescribing recommendation.

Key reference facts

Formula type
classical
Actions
Disperses Wind-Heat; Clears Heat; Relieves toxicity; Expels turbid filth; Harmonizes the Middle Jiao; Invigorates and cools the Blood; Clears Summerheat or Damp-Heat; Promotes the movement of Qi; Tonifies Qi and Blood; Strengthens the Spleen; Raises the Yang Qi; Nourishes Lung and Stomach Yin; Moistens the Intestines; Unblocks the bowels
Pattern terms
Gu Syndrome due to Excess Fire
Safety note
CONTRAINDICATIONS Contraindicated for those with a constitutional Spleen and Stomach Cold condition who has contracted Gu for the second or third time. Contraindicated for those who has taken Su He Tang for a long time and have already cleared all of the Gu poison. Symptoms of overdose: restlessness, distress, vomiting or diarrhea. HERB/DRUG INTERACTIONS

Related library records

Source reference: American Dragon ยท Perilla and Mentha Decoction

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