---

 

0215 十全大補湯 (Shi Quan Da Bu Tang)

 

Ginseng & Dang Gui Ten Combination

 

All-Inclusive Great Tonifying Decoction

 

---

 

【Formulation】

Chinese Name	Pharmaceutical Name	Pin Yin Name	English Name
茯苓	Poria	Fu Ling	Hoelen
白朮	Rhizoma Atractylodis macrocephalae	Bai Zhu	White Atractylodes
人參	Radix Ginseng	Ren Shen	Ginseng
熟地黃	Radix Rehmanniae praeparata	Shu Di Huang	Cooked Rehmannia
白芍	Radix Paeoniae alba	Bai Shao	White Peony
炙甘草	Radix Glycyrrhizae praeparata cum melle	Zhi Gan Cao	Baked Licorice
黃耆	Radix Astragali	Huang Qi	Astragalus
肉桂	Cortex Cinnamomi	Rou Gui	Cinnamon Bark
當歸	Radix Angelicae sinensis	Dang Gui	Angelica
川芎	Rhizoma Chuanxiong	Chuan Xiong	Ligusticum
生薑	Rhizoma Zingiberis recens	Sheng Jiang	Fresh Ginger
大棗	Fructus Jujubae	Da Zao	Jujube

 

【Classic Literature Reference】

Tai Ping Hui Min He Ji Ju Fang (Formulas of the Bureau of the People's Welfare Pharmacy,

1078).

Compiler: Chen, Shi-wen, et al.

 

【Indications】

Traditional: Qi and blood deficiency marked by a low energy level, shortness of breath, palpitation, insomnia, dizziness, poor appetite, chronic cough, weak and cold limbs, pale and sallow complexion, emaciation, heavy menstrual bleeding, chronic ulceration, a pale tongue, and a thready and weak pulse.

Modern: Debility following illness, childbirth, or surgery; anemia due to excessive bleeding; cancer; side effects due to chemotherapy or radiation; chronic atrophic gastritis; gastroptosis; leukopenia; Sheehan's syndrome; Meniere's disease; and hypoalbuminemia.  

Pattern of Both Qi and Blood Deficiencies

 

【Herbs and Actions】

 

 

Join our member to get full-text article! Join Free!

 

【Pharmacological Studies】for members only

【Clinical Applications】for members only

【Precaution & Contraindications】for members only

【Discriminations】for members only

【References】for members only