Fu Zi Prepared Aconite Root - Chinese Herbal Medicine

• Spleen yang deficiency resulting in coldness of the limbs and/or interior, borborygmus, and possible loose stools or diarrhea.
• Feeling full even with small amounts of food, bloating, epigastric/abdominal pain, possible decrease in appetite.
• Vomitting and nausea especially if it occurs shortly after eating.

• Lethargy, low libedo, frequent urination with possible incontinence resulting from kidney yang deficiency.
• Sensation of cold, especially in the lower half.

• Avoid during pregnancy.
• Avoid during a cold or flu, use nothing, or yin qiao / gan mao ling instead.
• Avoid with patients that present with yin deficiency.

• Aversion to cold, very cold limbs, sensations of deep cold, fatigue, lethary resulting from kidney yang deficiency.
• Diarrhea with undigested food, vomiting, abdominal pain.

Generally used with roundworms - abdominal pain, irritability, stifled chest w/heat, vomiting after eating, cold hands and/or feet.  Roundworms may be observed in vomit.

Also has a broader application in chronic diarrhea, IBS, or other digestive disorders characterized by both heat and cold.  Symptoms may be chronic diarrhea, abdominal pain (often that is better w/heat).

With parasites the tongue and pulse are less critical, with chronic conditions the Tongue may be red with a white coating.

Signs of Kidney Yang deficiency - cold extremities, fatigue, impotence, weak/aching low back, knees, waist, aversion to cold, infertility, loose stools, incontinence or other urinary issues (frequent, difficult to restrain), edema in the lower body.

The Pulse will be weak and the Tongue will be be pale with a thin white moist coat.