实用中医方剂
1991-01
新世界出版社
耿俊英
Introduction
Chinese Herbal Formulas, part of the Practical Chinese Medicine and
Pharmacology series, joins with two other volumes, Medicinal Herbs
and Clinical Experiences, in providing practical applications of Chinese
medicine. This volume combines traditional Chinese medicine theory
with extensive infonnation about the use of herbs in formula. A study
of the formulas presented here will yield a better understanding of the
theories and how to apply them in terms of mapping out treatment
strategies and identifying herbal prescriptions for a particular disease.
Formulas are grouped by malady. Within each group, the various
formulas are introduced. The following organization is adhered to
throughout the book in order to facilitate reference.
1. Each formula begins with a listing of its Constituents, which
includes the component herbs, their common names and Chinese
pinyin names, as well as the quantities of each herb required.
2. Method Used section describes briefly how the formula is
prepared.
3. The Functions the herbal formula performs are then listed
succinctly.
4. The Indications section defines the conditions in terms of the
language of traditional Chinese medicine for which the herbal formula
is applicable.
5. The symptoms of the condition are listed next in the Manifes-
tations section.
6. The Explanations section explains how the condition affects the
patient's qi, channels and collaterals, blood, body fluids, etc.
7. The Herbs and Actions section groups the herbs according to
the role they play in creating the overall effect of the formula.
8. The Applications section uses Western medical terminology to
identify specific maladies against which the formula has proven
effective.
9. Adjustments to the formula occasioned by special symptoms are
presented in the Modifications section.
Through their mutual restraint or mutual reinforcement, herbs can
fully display their actions while limiting their toxins. This has been
proven by modern scientific research in China. With the aim of
meeting the needs of doctors practicing tradtional Chinese medicine
throughout the world, we have included in this book over one
hundred representative and well-known formulas which are com-
monly used today. We have designed the book to be a practical, useful
guldc in your clinical practice. We hope it will be an effective tool in
your application of traditional Chinese medicine.
Dr. Geng Junying brings ovcr twenty-five years of
expcrience to this, his most reccnt work on tradition-
al Chincse medicine. Dr. Geng is an Associate Pro-
fessor and the Dcputy Dircctor of the Acupuncture
Departmcnt at the Beijing Collcgc of Traditional
Chinese Mcdicine. He has spent virtually his cntire
career at this prestigious collegc, whcre he has bccn
teaching, researching, and conducting clinical prac-
tice since his graduation in 1964. His publications in
Chiacse include Studits of tbe Five Tasfes of Herbs,
Conlraindications and Interdipcndence in Herbal For-
Mulas, and Cbinese Moxibustion Thtrapy. In English,
he has co-authored four volumcs in this five-volume
scries-Basic Tbtories and Principles, Acupuncture and
Moxibustion, Medicinal Herbs and Herlbal Formulas.
CONTENTS
麻黄汤
桂枝汤
九味羌活汤
小清龙汤
加味香苏散
香薷散
新加香薷饮
桑菊饮
银翘散
麻杏石甘汤
败毒散
加减葳蕤汤
大承气汤
大黄牡丹皮汤
温脾汤
麻子仁丸
十枣汤
小柴胡汤
大柴胡汤
蒿芩清胆汤
截疟七宝饮
四逆散
逍遥散
半夏泻心汤
白虎汤
竹叶石膏汤
清营汤
犀角地黄汤
黄连解毒汤
普济消毒饮
五味消毒饮
四妙勇安汤
犀黄丸
导赤散
龙胆泻肝汤
左金丸
泻青丸
清胃散
玉女煎
苇茎汤
泻白散
葛根黄芩黄连汤
芍药汤
白头翁汤
六一散
清暑益气汤
青蒿鳖甲汤
清骨散
当归六黄汤
理中丸
吴茱萸汤
小建中汤
四逆汤
参附汤
真武汤
当归四逆汤
阳和汤
四君子汤
补中益气汤
生脉散
四物汤
当归补血汤
归脾汤
八珍汤
炙甘草汤
六味地黄丸
一贯煎
肾气丸
牡蛎散
玉屏风散
金锁固精丸
四神丸
固冲汤
完带汤
易黄汤
朱砂安神丸
酸枣仁汤
天王补心丹
越鞠丸
良附丸
金铃子散
半夏厚扑汤
瓜萎薤白白酒汤
天台乌药散
橘核丸
苏子降气汤
葶苈大枣泻肺汤
定喘汤
旋复代赭汤
橘皮竹茹汤
桃核承气汤
血府逐淤汤
复元活血汤
七厘散
补阳还五汤
温经汤
生化汤
四生丸
咳血方
槐花散
小蓟饮子
黄土汤
胶艾汤
消风散
川芎茶调散
镇肝熄风汤
杏苏散
清燥救肺汤
养阴清肺汤
抗白喉合剂
麦门冬汤
增液汤
藿香正气散
平胃散
茵陈蒿汤
甘露消毒丹
八正散
二妙散
五苓散
防己黄芪汤
苓桂术甘汤
羌活胜湿汤
独活寄生汤
二陈汤
清气化痰丸
小陷胸汤
贝母瓜萎散
苓甘五味姜辛汤
止嗽散
半夏白术天麻汤
保和丸
健脾丸
枳术丸
木香槟榔丸
乌梅丸
驱绦汤
