Composition of Guben Zhibeng Decoction

30g of Rehmannia glutinosa (steamed nine times), 30g of Atractylodes macrocephala and Poria cocos (fried until charred), 9g of Scutellaria baicalensis (used raw), 9g of Panax ginseng, 15g of Angelica sinensis brewed with wine, and 6g of black ginger charcoal. So what are the composition and dosage of the pure secret recipe of Guben Zhibeng Decoction, the recipe mnemonic, and the method of use and dosage? The editor below will explain it to you in detail.

The pure secret recipe for gums consists of 30 grams of Rehmannia glutinosa (nine steamings), 30 grams of Atractylodes macrocephala and Poria cocos (fried until charred), 9 grams of Scutellaria baicalensis (raw), 9 grams of Mountain ginseng, 15 grams of Angelica sinensis with wine, and 6 grams of black ginger charcoal.

Gum Usage Directions: Dosage: Decoction in water, 1 dose per day, taken warm in 2 doses.

Gingival dysplasia

Deficiency heat, blood stasis and grayness, strengthening the body, nourishing the essence and stopping the stasis, return to the raw Rehmannia root,

Ginseng, Astragalus, Atractylodes and black ginger charcoal nourish yin and blood to ensure health.

The gums have the specific function of replenishing Qi and blood, retaining blood, consolidating the Chong meridians and stopping uterine bleeding.

Gingiva is mainly used to treat specific menstrual bleeding, with symptoms including sudden and continuous metrorrhagia, or continuous dripping, light red blood, thin texture, mental fatigue, chest tightness, shortness of breath, laziness to speak, dizziness, pale complexion, pale tongue with thin coating, and weak or deep and thin pulse.

For gum interaction, you can remove the ginger charcoal, add Panax notoginseng and black mustard to promote blood circulation and return to the meridians; increase the amount of ginseng and scutellaria to consolidate qi and retain blood; add wolfberry and yellow chrysanthemum to clear eyes and relieve dizziness; if there is heavy bleeding, the collapse is very urgent, and the kidney essence is also injured, you should replenish qi and blood to retain blood, assist with astringing yin and consolidating, and use Gu Chong Decoction; if there is heavy bleeding, palpitations, and both the lungs and stomach are injured, you can use Guipi Decoction to nourish the lungs and stomach, and add Zhulonggu and Duli to consolidate and promote blood circulation. For those with blood stasis, add Panax notoginseng, Pollen Typhae or Yunnan Baiyao; for those with blood heat, add Rehmannia root, Cortex Moutan and Scutellaria baicalensis; for those with fever in the five hearts, add Tortoise shell and Turtle shell; for those with yang deficiency, add Deer antler frost; for those with long-term leakage, add Red Oxyphylla, Dragon Bone (calcined) and Oyster (calcined); for those with liver qi stagnation and breast pain, add Cyperus rotundus and Scutellaria baicalensis; for those with low back pain, add Eucommia ulmoides and Cuscuta chinensis; for those with Chong and Ren deficiency, add Purple quartz.

The special prescription of gums is that this prescription emphasizes Atractylodes macrocephala and Poria cocos to strengthen the spleen, and cooperates with wild ginseng and Scutellaria baicalensis to replenish qi and blood, strengthen the spleen and stomach and regulate blood; Rehmannia glutinosa replenishes qi and blood, and is combined with Chuanxiong to replenish qi and nourish blood; Chuanxiong has both tonifying and tangible effects.

In terms of blood, charcoal can activate blood circulation; black ginger can activate blood circulation, while nourishing the acquired constitution, and can guide blood to the meridians, having astringent effect. This prescription suppresses the yin and suppresses the yang, replenishing the blood and qi to strengthen the foundation. When the foundation is solid and the qi is strong, it can naturally strengthen the meridians and restrain the blood, and the bleeding will stop naturally without stopping. Moreover, for those who suffer from metrorrhagia and fainting, there is a sign that blood and qi are separated. When the physical strength is overdrawn, it is important to replenish qi and blood, strengthen the body and nourish the essence. Therefore, the prescription is named Guben Zhibeng Decoction.

The severity of metrorrhagia varies, and the duration of bleeding varies. We should follow the standard of "treating the symptoms but not the root cause in an emergency, and treating both the symptoms and the root cause in a chronic manner", and grasp the methods of stopping the flow, clearing the source, and restoring the normal state. For sudden metrorrhagia, we should focus on activating blood circulation, and after the bleeding stops, we should examine the symptoms and seek the cause, use Chinese medicine to diagnose and treat the disease, and regulate menstruation to strengthen the body and replenish the vital energy. For patients in puberty, it is advisable to tonify kidney yang and benefit Chong and Ren; for patients of childbearing age, the emphasis is on soothing the liver and spleen to regulate Chong and Ren; and for female menopausal patients, the key is to strengthen the spleen and nourish the kidney to regulate and consolidate Chong and Ren.

The Gum Medical Theory's Specific Guben Zhiben Decoction is a famous prescription in "Fu Qingzhu's Gynecology" for treating metrorrhagia. Its original intention is not to promote blood circulation, but to replenish qi and blood to prevent overdraft. Therefore, Fu Qingzhu's Gynecology commented on the prescription: "The magic of the prescription is that it does not activate blood, but only replenishes blood and qi. It not only replenishes blood and qi, but also replenishes qi and blood; it not only replenishes qi and blood, but also replenishes fire. When hemorrhage occurs, the blood will be scattered and only a thread of qi will be left to protect it. If you don't rush to replenish qi to replenish blood, but replenish blood first and leave qi, then the tangible blood may not be able to survive, and the intangible qi will be completely dispersed. This is why it is not necessary to replenish blood and qi first, but qi and blood first. However, if you only replenish qi and blood, blood will not be easy to grow; if you only replenish blood and qi without replenishing fire, blood will be stagnant and cannot grow quickly with qi. In addition, black ginger guides blood back to the meridians, which softens the liver and has astringent properties.