Chinese patent medicine for male liver depression and spleen deficiency

When the weather is bad, there is low pressure, and the oxygen content in the air is low, it is easy to make people depressed and even irritable. According to the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, when the liver fire is full and rising, it is easy to have symptoms of liver qi stagnation and qi stagnation such as insomnia and poor spirits. Zhu Danxi, a scientist in the Yuan Dynasty, once clearly proposed that "the liver is the one who governs the descending of qi". The liver is responsible for the release of qi, and its function depends on maintaining the smoothness of the whole body's qi wheel and adjusting the normal operation of the body's essence, qi, blood, water, and spirit. If the liver fire is not released and the stagnation is not smooth, liver qi stagnation will occur, which will not only make people often angry and out of control, but also cause the whole body's blood qi to be disordered due to the stagnation of blood qi, and other internal organs will also be affected and become sick.

What are the clinical symptoms of liver depression and qi stagnation?

Liver depression and qi stagnation syndrome generally presents with pain in the ribs, chest tightness and shortness of breath, sighing, silence, loss of appetite, or bitter taste in the mouth, bad breath and nausea, dizziness, and insomnia. It is easy to cause insomnia, deep pulse, and thick white and slippery tongue coating. Women may have short menstrual periods, scanty menstrual flow, mid-term bleeding, dysmenorrhea, dizziness, insomnia and other menstrual disorders or premenstrual breast swelling.

When symptoms of liver depression appear, how to regulate the depressed state of mind? Below, Dr. Yixian introduces ten kinds of Chinese herbal prescriptions for regulating the liver and spleen for your reference.

Soothes the liver, regulates qi and regulates the spleen:

1. Sini San: Made of Scutellaria baicalensis, Citrus aurantium (fried with wheat flour), Paeonia lactiflora, and Licorice. It can relieve stagnant fire, soothe the liver, regulate Qi and spleen. It is used for heat syncope with cold hands and feet, pain in the abdomen and ribs, and diarrhea with heaviness in the lower abdomen. Sini San originated from the Treatise on Cold Damage and is a basic prescription for treating liver-type stagnation syndrome. It is mainly used for liver-type stagnation syndrome.

2. Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills: It is composed of scutellaria, chuanxiong, red peony root, stir-fried atractylodes, poria, mint, ginger slices, and raw licorice. It soothes the liver and strengthens the spleen, replenishes qi and nourishes blood, and regulates menstruation. It is used to treat depression, chest pain, dizziness, poor appetite, and irregular menstruation caused by liver depression and spleen deficiency. Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills is also called Danhua Xiaoyao Pills. It adds peony bark and mountain lily to the Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills formula, and removes ginger slices. In addition to soothing the liver and relieving depression, replenishing qi and nourishing blood, and regulating menstruation, it also has the effects of dispersing blood and clearing deficiency fire. It is suitable for liver depression and fire, heart and soul disturbance, chest and rib pain, irritability, red face and dry throat, poor appetite or sweating, and early menstruation, sluggish menstruation, breast and lower abdominal pain. Therefore, those with internal heat and dry mouth should choose Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills. If there is no obvious internal heat, you can choose Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills.

Soothing the Liver and Regulating Qi:

3. Chaihu Shugan Wan: It is composed of Poria, stir-fried Citrus aurantium with wheat, nutmeg, white peony root with wine, liquorice, vinegar cyperus, Poria, Citrus grandiflora, ginger holly, stir-fried hawthorn, saposhnikovia, Liushenqu (stir-fried), Scutellaria, Bupleurum, savory, Perilla stem, Nardostachys grandiflora, stir-fried Areca, vinegar Trillium, wine rhubarb, green peel (stir-fried), Chuanxiong, ginger Pinellia, Wuyao, vinegar Curcuma. It soothes the liver and regulates qi, eliminates swelling and relieves pain. It is used for liver qi discomfort, chest tightness, indigestion, and vomiting of acid water.