The Experiences on Rheumatism and Dermatosis Treated with Vermin Drugs (Part II) [1]

Posted by : admin on Nov 25, 2008 - 01:27 AM
Herbal Clinical Practice / Dermatology [2]

For the skin diseases, increase the dose of Wu Shao She, Di Long [3] and Tu Bie Chong to dispel wind, open meridians, and activate blood. Skin diseases includes dermatophytosis, urticaria, epispasis and prurigo, etc, caused by deficiency of qi and blood, loosing nourishment in skin and meridians, dryness due to pathogenic wind, and then itching is produced. The remarkable effects will be received by benefiting qi, nourishing blood, opening meridians, activating blood, dispelling wind and relieving itching. Prescriptions: Wu Shao She 15g, Di Long 15g, Du Bie Chong 15g, Hong Hua [4] 10g, Dang Gui [5] 20g, Huang Qi [6] 50g, Bai Zhu [7] 20g, Fang Feng [8] 15g, Huang Bai [9] 15g, Di Fu Zi [10] 10g, ji Xue Teng [11] 30g and Bai Ji Li [12] 15g. Be decocted for oral taking and applied on the affected region. Modifications: for excess damp heat manifesting skin swelling and obvious macula, add Huang Qin [13], Huang Lian [14], Yin Hua and Lian Qiao [15] to clear away heat and toxins.  For yang deficiency manifesting white rash, out breaking when get cold, subtract Huang Bai, and add Rou Gui [16], Fu Zi [17] and Yin Yang Huo [18] to tonify kidney and strengthen yang; for blood deficiency, manifesting dry and scaly, server itching, add prepared Di Huang, Shan Yu Rou, Mai Dong and Xuan Shen [19] to nourish blood; for excess of damp manifesting skin ulceration, add Cang Zhu [20], Yu Mi, Fu Ling [21] and Bi Xie [22] to benefit water, eliminate damp and turbid.

Key words: vermin drugs, rheumatism, dermatosis

Writer: Zhiqin Gao
Duguan hospital, Lu’s county, Henan province (472212)

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