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Skin herbs
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expel PF from surface (wind)
Pungent- dispersing
enter LU
induce sweating
2ndary: skin, stop cough, neck and shoulder pains, reduce swelling tx edema |
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can damage yin and body fluids (cause sweating)
careful in def. sweating case
dehydration, bleeding, GI problems
*any patient you don't want to divert body's qi to surface (severe def. ) |
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| Clear heat herbs characteristics |
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anti inflammatory, anti bac/fungal, antiviral, lower blood pressure
bitter and cold |
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can damage SP ST (GI flora)
**Coldest herbs |
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Ying level heat vs blood level |
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ying- yin and body fluid damaged by heat T- deep red little/no coat P- fine, thready, rapid
tx- clear heat, nourish yin, cool blood
Blood- heat in blood level
T-deep red, purplish, red dots, scanty coat
P- fine, thready, rapid
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tx Ying and Blood level heat
often used to tx intertnal wind
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Clear heat and dry damp herbs
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bitter and cold
diuretic
clear heat
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diuretic= caution with yin def.
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