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Mai Men Dong Tang
麥門冬湯 (麦门冬汤)
mài mén dōng tāng
, "Ophiopogonis Decoction"
Translated Name:
Ophiopogonis Decoction
Category:
Formulas that Treat Dryness
,
Enrich the Yin and Moisten Dryness
Decoction
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Components (
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Herb
Common Name
Quantity
Unit
麥門冬
Mai Men Dong
ophiopogon tuber
60
grams
人蔘
Ren Shen
ginseng root
6
grams
半夏
Ban Xia
pinellia rhizome, pinellia tuber
9
grams
大棗
Da Zao
jujube, Chinese date
12
pieces
甘草
Gan Cao
licorice root
4
grams
粳米
Geng Mi
hulled or husked, uncooked non-glutinous rice
6
grams
Tongue:
Dry, red tongue with little coating
Pulse:
Rate: Rapid (Quick, Fast)
Qualities: Deficient (Xu, Weak, Empty)
Cautions:
Use with caution in cases with high fever and irritability, where the pathogenic influence remains in the exterior and the qi and yin have yet to be affected. Contraindicated in cases with dampness or Lung atrophy due to cold from deficiency.
Reference Source:
Golden Cabinet
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Debbie Rodriguez
Benefits the Stomach
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Debbie Rodriguez
Generates fluids
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Debbie Rodriguez
Directs rebellious qi downward
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Debbie Rodriguez
Coughing and spitting of saliva
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Debbie Rodriguez
Uncomfortable sensation in the throat
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Debbie Rodriguez
Shortness of breath
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jenny akee
Lung and stomach yin deficiency-transform phlegm
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jenny akee
Thirst and dry throat-lung and stomach yin deficiency
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Steven Sonmore
nausea & vomiting from rebellious Qi. Dry mouth & throat. Bronchitis.
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Debbie Rodriguez
'''Related to
(Augmented Ophiopogonis Decoction)
Jia Wei Mai Men Dong Tang
''': For inverted menses (nosebleed or vomiting of blood during menstruation). The author of this formula explained its efficacy by referring to the relationship of the penetrating vessel to the yang brightness Stomach channel, with which it connects superiorly. When the stomach is deficient, its qi canot move downward properly to anchor the qi of the penetrating vessel. This leads to an upward rebellion or 'gushing' of the penetrating vessel's qi. The blood follows the qi upward and inverted menses results.
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Eric Grey
Originally meant to use about 144g of
(麥門冬, luxuriant winter)
Mai Men Dong
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