My stomach hurts when I want to go to the toilet. It hurts and urgently. I need to run to the toilet immediately. I feel like I will pull it out a second later. After I have diarrhea, my stomach doesn’t hurt anymore, but it always feels like this when I am nervous. Today I will teach you a trick. The patent medicine can nourish the spleen and soften the liver, remove dampness and stop diarrhea. Hurry up and save it!
Diarrhea Abdominal pain , good and bad, greatly affected by emotions. In Western medicine, it belongs to irritable bowel syndrome, most of which are caused by psychological reasons. During treatment, antidiarrheal drugs should be used in the short term, or in the long term. The use of anti-depressant and anti-anxiety drugs does not cure the root cause, but also has certain side effects. For example, some anti-anxiety and anti-depressant drugs themselves can cause adverse reactions in the digestive tract, such as nausea and vomiting, diarrhea and constipation, which is simply a vicious cycle.
In the field of traditional Chinese medicine, this is usually due to disharmony between the liver and spleen, and the deficiency of earth and wood. Wu Kun's "Medical Prescription Examination" in the Ming Dynasty recorded: "The spleen is responsible for diarrhea, and the liver is responsible for pain. The liver is responsible for the excess, and the spleen is responsible for the deficiency. The spleen is deficient and the liver is excess, so it causes painful diarrhea." The liver belongs to wood, and the spleen belongs to earth. Wood can overcome earth, and the liver governs emotions. When the mood is bad and liver qi is stagnant, it will invade the spleen earth. Spleen deficiency Inability to transport water and liquid will cause dampness. If there is too much dampness, diarrhea will occur. Qi stagnation means pain if it is blocked, so when the liver and spleen are at odds, it will manifest itself as a bad mood, stomach pain, and diarrhea, which will get better after diarrhea.
It is definitely wrong to just stop diarrhea at this time. It can neither reduce dampness nor soothe the liver. It can only relieve urgent needs. What we need to do is to harmonize the liver and spleen, which not only treats the symptoms of diarrhea and pain, but also softens the liver and strengthens it. The spleen treats the root cause. A very suitable Chinese patent medicine is Tongxiening Granules.
The medication of Tongxiening Granules is very simple. There are only four ingredients, one is Atractylodes macrocephala, one is white peony root, one is green bark , and the other is Xiebai .
Atractylodes macrocephala can not only replenish qi and strengthen the spleen, but also remove dampness and diuresis. A single medicine can solve the two causes of spleen deficiency and excessive moisture .
White peony root returns to the liver, spleen meridian , can soften the liver and relieve pain. The liver is a strong organ, so you should treat it gently and dredge the stagnant liver qi, so you will naturally stop having stomachaches.
Qingpi is a qi-regulating medicine . It mainly returns to the liver meridian and can soothe the liver and break the qi. The broken qi mentioned here is to break up the stagnant qi in the liver meridian. The stagnant qi is like a big stone. White peony root is not strong enough to soften the liver. It needs something like Qingpi that can break Qi. This big stone can be broken into pieces before it can be combined with white peony root to cleanse the liver.
The last medicine, Bai Shao Bai, mainly returns to the stomach and large intestine meridian, can promote qi transformation, stagnation and pain relief, and has pungent and warm nature and taste, which can not only help white peony to disperse liver qi, but also help Atractylodes to invigorate spleen and stomach yang qi.
Although there are only four kinds of medicine, they can not only nourish the spleen, but also soften the liver. They can not only relieve dampness and diarrhea, but also relieve pain. The medicine is simple to use, but the effect is not simple. Have you learned it?
