Patient's question:
The reaction began when. It was after eating seafood with allergies such as shrimp or eggs.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the Condition: Currently, it is believed that the cause of asthma attacks is: 1. Allergic reactions to certain animals, dust, food, plants, drugs, etc. This is considered in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as being caused by Yin deficiency of the lungs and kidneys in daily life.Recommendations:
Chinese Medicine Prescription (1)
[Pattern Differentiation] Phlegm and fluid accumulation, wheezing and cough.
[Treatment Principle] Disperse the lung qi, resolve phlegm, and calm wheezing and cough.
[Prescription Name] Qing Decoction
[Ingredients]
- Herba Ephedrae Praeparata 9g
- Rhizoma Asari 9g
- Radix Isatidis 9g
- Gypsum 24g
- Fructus Schisandrae 9g
- Radix et Rhizoma Glycyrrhizae Praeparata cum Melle 9g
- Pinelliae Rhizoma Praeparatum cum Melle 9g
[Usage] Decoction, once daily, 3 times per day.
[Source] Su Li’s Prescription
Chinese Medicine Prescription (2)
[Pattern Differentiation] Phlegm-fire invading the lungs, obstructing the lung orifices, and impairing lung descent.
[Treatment Principle] Clear heat, resolve phlegm, disperse the lung qi, and promote qi flow.
[Prescription Name] Modified Qianhu Decoction
[Ingredients]
- Radix Peucedani 12g
- Semen Armeniacae Amarum 9g
- Folium Mori 12g
- Radix Anemarrhenae 12g
- Radix Ophiopogonis 9g
- Radix Scutellariae 9g
- Flos Lonicerae Japonicae 15g
- Flos Tussilaginis Farfarae 15g
- Folium Eriobotryae 12g
- Rhizoma Platycodi 9g
- Radix et Rhizoma Glycyrrhizae 6g
[Usage] Decoction, once daily, 2 times per day.
[Source] Zheng Qiao’s Prescription
Chinese Medicine Prescription (3)
[Pattern Differentiation] Deficiency of both lung and spleen, with phlegm and fluid obstructing the lungs.
[Treatment Principle] Resolve phlegm, eliminate fluid, descend qi, calm wheezing, and simultaneously benefit the lungs and spleen.
[Prescription Name] Mahong Er San Decoction
[Ingredients]
- Herba Ephedrae Praeparata 10g
- Semen Armeniacae Amarum 10g
- Pericarpium Citri Sinensis 12g
- Pinelliae Rhizoma Praeparatum cum Melle 10g
- Poria 15g
- Semen Perillae 10g
- Semen Raphani 10g
- Semen Sinapis Albae 6g
- Folium Camelliae 6g
- Fructus Chebulae 6g
- Radix et Rhizoma Glycyrrhizae 5g
[Usage] Decoction, once daily, 2 times per day. For more severe conditions, 1.5 doses daily, 3 times per day.
[Source] Jiao Shude’s Prescription
Chinese Medicine Prescription (4)
[Pattern Differentiation] Phlegm and turbidity obstructing the lungs, impairing lung descent.
[Treatment Principle] Regulate qi, descend counterflow, resolve phlegm, and digest food.
[Prescription Name] Qi Zi Ding Decoction
[Ingredients]
- Semen Lychnidis 10g
- Semen Raphani 9g
- Fructus Xanthii 8g
- Fructus Schisandrae 5g
- Fructus Schizonepae 9g
- Semen Sinapis Albae 8g
- Semen Perillae 9g
[Usage] Decoction with herbs wrapped in cloth, once daily, 2 times per day.
[Source] Qin Yichang’s Prescription.
Source: Complete Collection of Chinese Medicine Secret Formulas