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Comparison among Ding Chuan Tang, Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang and Xiao Qing Long Tang
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Ding Chuan Tang
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang
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Xiao Qing Long Tang
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Actions
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Dispelling phlegm to relieve dyspnea
Emphasizing directing qi downward, dispelling phlegm and relieving dyspnea
Clearing heat to resolve phlegm
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Dispelling phlegm to relieve dyspnea
Emphasizing directing qi downward, dispelling phlegm and relieving dyspnea
Warming the kidney to improve qi reception
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Dispelling phlegm to relieve dyspnea
Emphasizing releasing exterior and dispersing coldness
Warming lung qi to resolve retained fluid
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Indication
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Cough and dyspnea due to accumulation of phlegm in the lung
Asthma due to exogenous wind-cold and accumulation of phlegm-heat in the interior
More phlegm and shortness of breath, thick and yellow phlegm, dyspnea, slight aversion to cold, greasy yellow coating, and slippery rapid pulse
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Cough and dyspnea due to accumulation of phlegm in the lung
Upper excess and lower deficiency due to excessive accumulation of phlegm and saliva, failure of the kidney in receiving qi
Cough, yspnea, more phlegm, fullness and oppression in the chest and hypochondrium. Or lumbago and weakness of feet, or edema of limbs. White slippery or greasy coating and wiry slippery pulse.
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Cough and dyspnea due to accumulation of phlegm in the lung
Cold in the exterior an dretained fluid in the interior due to exogenous wind-cold and accumulation of cold retained fluid in the interior.
Fever with chills, no sweating, cough, dyspnea, more thin phlegm, white slippery or greasy coating, and floating pulse.
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