Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan Tonify the Lungs Formula with Gelatin - TCM Herbal Formula
Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan Names
- English Name: Tonify the Lungs Formula with Gelatin
- Pinyin Name: Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan
- Alternate Names: Bu Fei E JIao Tang, Bu Fei E Jiao San, Gelatin and Morus Bark Combination, Decoction of Colla Corii Asini for Invigorating the Lungs, Ginseng and Aristolochia Combination
Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan Clinical Usages and Indications
- Lung yin deficiency with strong heat signs and/or bleeding - chronic dry cough, wheezing, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis, COPD.
- Stops bleeding when it arises from lung yin deficiency - mild bloody sputum with dry cough.
Related Conditions:
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- Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan (Gelatin and Morus Bark Combination)
Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan Cautions
- Avoid in patients with wind-cold (i.e. "common cold").
- Avoid when there are profuse amounts of blood in the sputum.
- Avoid, or use with caution, in patients with stomach and/or spleen deficiencies, particularly with phlegm accumulation.
Contraindication Notes:
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Bu Fei Er Jiao Wan Has 6 Ingredients
E Jiao
- Donkey-Hide Glue, Gelatin
- Tonify blood - dizziness, sallow complexion, palpitations.
- Stops bleeding - any type.
- Nourish and moisten yin - irritability and insomnia after febrile disease, dry lung coughs due to yin deficiency or consumption.
- Herbs That Tonify Blood
Niu Bang Zi
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- Expels wind-heat (acrid), benefits throat - fever, cough, sore, red, swollen throat.
- Clears heat (bitter, cold), relieves toxicity, vents rashes - red swellings, carbuncles, mumps, acute febrile rashes, early stages of measles with incomplete expression.
- Moistens intestines (rich plant oil - slippery) - constipation due to wind-heat (cold nature of the herb).
- Herbs That Release The Exterior Wind Heat
- Cautions
- Avoid in qi deficiency, diarrhea, lack of excess heat.
- Avoid when open sores and/or carbuncles are present.
Ma Dou Ling
- Birthwort Fruit
- Clears the lungs, transforms phlegm - cough, wheezing due to either lung heat or lung deficiency accompanied by heat signs, as long as there is phlegm clogging the lungs.
- Hypertension, bleeding hemorrhoids.
- Herbs That Relieve Coughing and Wheezing
- Cautions
- Contains Aristolochic Acid.
Xing Ren
- Apricot Seed
- Stops cough and calms wheezing due to hot or cold patterns - especially for dry cough.
- Moistens the intestines, unblocks the bowels.
- Herbs That Relieve Coughing and Wheezing
Nuo Dao Gen Xu
- Glutinous Rice Root
- Stops sweating caused by deficiency - nightsweats, spontaneous sweats.
- Deficient yin fevers.
- Herbs That Stabilize and Bind
Zhi Gan Cao
- Honey Fried Licorice Root
- This preparation increases the qi tonifying aspects of the heart and spleen along with its general harmonizing function within formulas. See Gan Cao for complete information.
- Herbs That Tonify Qi
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