TCM Actions:
> Dries Damp and promotes Spleen function
> Moves the Qi and regulates the Stomach.

TCM Syndrome Patterns:
> Spleen-Stomach obstruction by Cold-Damp
> Middle Jiao Qi movement disorder.

Critical Pharmaceutical Actions:
None noted.

Indications:
> Gastroenteritis
> indigestion
> chronic gastritis
> chronic diarrhea
> gastrectasis
> gastric ulcer
> peptic ulcer
> gastric neurosis
> obesity
> chronic
> pancreatitis.

Signs & Symptoms
(Key clinical features in bold)
> Fullness and distention in the epigastrium and/or abdomen
> Loss of appetite, belching, acid reflux
> Nausea, vomiting
> Bland feeling in the mouth and lack of taste
> Borborygmus (abdominal gurgling)
> Sensation of bodily heaviness
> Fatigue, tiredness
> Loose stools or diarrhea
> Tongue has a thick white greasy coat
> Pulse is moderate or slippery

Cautions & Contraindications
> Caution in patients with Yin deficiency or Blood deficiency.
> Contains Glycyrrhiza, which potentiates prednisone and corticosteroids by prolonging steroid biological half-life; caution in patients with hypertension.

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