Tai Ping Hui Min He Ji Bureau Prescription

[The first pharmacopoeia of patent medicines promulgated by the government in Chinese history] [Many handed down traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions such as "Huoxiang Zhengqi Shui" and "Niuhuang Qingxin Pills" were developed on the basis of this book. A prescription book of patent medicines from Heji Bureau, a pharmacy established by the government in the Song Dynasty. It is divided into 14 categories: cold, typhoid, all qi, phlegm, and various deficiencies, and contains 788 prescriptions. The collected prescriptions are all commonly used and effective traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions, describing their indications, compatibility and specific preparation methods. It is a widely circulated and influential clinical prescription book. Many prescriptions in this book, such as Huoxiang Zhengqi Powder, Xiaoyao Powder, Siwu Decoction, Sijunzi Decoction, etc., Have been clinically verified for nearly a thousand years and still play an important role in clinical practice today. The Huoxiang Zhengqi water used clinically in recent years is developed on the basis of the original powder. Diseases are ever-changing, and prescriptions should be prepared according to the symptoms. Learn their methods without confusing their prescriptions. This book was first published in the Yuanfeng period of the Song Dynasty. It was corrected by famous doctors Chen Cheng, Pei Zongyuan, and Chen Shiwen of the Daguan period. It was revised and supplemented many times. In Shaoxing (1131-1161 AD), the pharmacy was renamed "Taiping Huimin Bureau", so the book was called "Taiping Huimin Mixture Bureau" after Shaoxing. This book has been widely circulated and had great influence. It is one of the famous prescription books since the Song Dynasty.