XIAO CHENG QI TANG Condition Type:Granules Wen Jing Tang warms the

Wen Jing Tang warms the uterus

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Systemic Exterior Signs: Accompanying fever and chills

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XIAO CHENG QI TANG Condition Type:Granules Wen Jing Tang warms theSlowly Purge Heat Move Stagnant Qi Unblock the Bowels Symptoms "Mild" Constipation: Difficulty passing stool, but without the extreme rock hard dryness seen in severe excess patterns. Abdominal Fullness: A distinct feeling of "stuffiness" (Pi) and "fullness" (Man) in the abdomen that is painful when pressed. Tidal Fever: A fever that rises specifically in the afternoon (the "Yang Ming" time), often accompanied by sweating on the palms and soles.