Diagnostic Information and Acupuncture and Herbal Treatment of Stomach Rebellious Qi
Stomach Rebellious Qi - Basics
Pattern usually appears with ST a/or other organ patterns and is related to the ST not descending the Qi, regurgitation, belching, hiccups, vomiting.
- Tongue Diagnosis - Theory
Normal.
- Pulse Diagnosis - Theory
Tight.
Stomach Rebellious Qi - Related Acupuncture Points
The following (23) acupuncture points may be useful for stomach rebellious qi. A subset of these could potentially be useful with acupressure stimulation and/or tongren therapy methods as well.
Generally treatment would be based on the TCM patterns listed above instead of selecting points by function alone, (see general points selection rules.)
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Stomach Rebellious Qi - Formulas From Our Store
The following herbal formulas are potentially useful in the process of treating stomach rebellious qi. For a complete list from our store with more details see our stomach rebellious qi formula section.
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The following (3) TCM Herbal Formulas May Be Useful For Stomach Rebellious Qi
Ban Xia Xie Xin Wan
- Pinellia Drain Epigastrium Pills
- Distension and fullness of the epigastrium usually without pain.
- Borborygmus (gurgling sounds), and diarrhea if spleen qi is affected.
- Vomiting with possible dry heaves due to rebellious stomach qi.
- Harmonize
- Harmonize the Stomach and Intestines
- Cautions
Do not use for epigastric distention due to food stagnation. Use with caution if patient has yin deficiency.
Si Ni San Wan
- Frigid Extremities Powder Pills
- Coldness in the limbs with simultaneous heat in the body.
- Irritibility, possibly with fullness in the chest or epigastrium.
- Harmonize
- Regulate and Harmonize the Liver and Spleen
- Cautions
- Not for cold extremities from yang or Blood deficiency.
- Use with caution or avoid in very weak patients who cannot sustain the movement that this formula creates.
Xiang Lian Wan
- Aucklandia and Coptis Pills
- Diarrhea expecially with bright blood or mucus and foul smelling resuling from damp heat.
- Nausea, abdominal cramps or bloating, with possible loss of appetite from damp accumulation.
- Vomitting, hiccups, excessive belching, acid reflux due to rebellious stomach qi and heat.
- Clear Heat
- Clear Damp-Heat
- Cautions
- Pregnancy
- Use with caution during pregnancy.
Stomach Rebellious Qi - Conditions and Possibilities
The Chinese Medicine treatment of stomach rebellious qi generally involves being certain that this pattern is the proper diagnosis. Each pattern may have multiple conditions and each condition may arise from one or more patterns (see treating the cause and not the symptoms).
The following 3 conditions may arise from stomach rebellious qi . Each condition is listed with other possible patterns to expand diagnostic possibilities.
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