Jaundice - Chinese Medicine

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Infantile Jaundice

 

 

Infantile Jaundice
Skin, Eyes, Urine all
become yellow due to damp heat or cold damp or stagnation of Qi or Blood in the liver and gall bladder or Spleen and Stomach.

 

Chinese Medicine Treatment Of Infantile Jaundice:


Damp Heat - orange fresh yellow skin
Rx- Yin Chen Hao Tang + Wu Ling San


Cold Damp - Dull pale yellow
Rx- Yin Chen Li Zhong Tang

 

Stagnated Qi and Blood - White grey stools
Rx- Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang, Gu Xia Yu Tang

 

 

 

 

 

 

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