Si Mo Tang
四磨湯 sì mò tāng, "Four Milled-Herb Decoction"

Translated Name: Four Milled-Herb Decoction

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Decoction

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	Cautions: No caution data at this time		Reference Source: Arcane Essentials from the Imperial Library
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	+1 White-eagle Perry Promotes the movement of Qi add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Directs rebellious Qi downward add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Expands the chest add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Dissipates clumps add comment

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	+1 White-eagle Perry Irritable, stifling sensation in the chest and diaphragm together with labored breathing add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Epigastric focal distention and fullness add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Loss of appetite add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Wheezing add comment

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	+1 White-eagle Perry '''Related to (Six Milled-herb Decoction) Liu Mo Tang''': Constipation, belching, and abdominal distention and pain add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry '''Related to (Five Milled-Herb Decoction) Wu Mo Yin Zi''': This is stronger in promoting the movement of Qi, and has no action of augmenting the Qi. It is used for a rather severe condition in persons of robust health. add comment

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	+1 Bridget Coila In Beijing, China at Amcare maternity hospital, (Four Milled-Herb Decoction) Si Mo Tang kou fu ye is used to relieve bloating after a Cesarean section. add comment