Sweating Syndrome: Spontaneous
Spontaneous sweating: frequent sweating during the day worsened by slight exertion.
Differentiation |
Symptoms |
Formula |
E x c e s s |
Excess heat in Yang Ming jing (or Qi level heat) |
profuse sweating and aversion to heat, severe thirst and irritability, high fever, red face; red tongue, forceful and rapid pulse |
Bai Hu Tang |
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Excess heat in the Lung |
sweating with fever and thirst; wheezing, coughing, labored breathing, nasal flaring and pain; yellow tongue coat, slippery and rapid pulse |
Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang |
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Ying-Wei disharmony |
sweating and aversion to wind, sneezing, fever and chills, headache, dry heaves; thin white moist tongue coating; floating, slight weak pulse |
Gui Zhi Tang |
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D e f i c i e n c y |
Lung |
Qi deficiency |
spontaneous sweating, pale face, weak voice, fatigue, low energy, |
aversion to wind, frequent colds |
Yu Ping Feng San |
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Qi and Yin deficiency |
chronic cough with sparse sputum, difficult to expectorate; may have night sweats, dry mouth and tongue |
Sheng Mai San |
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Spleen |
Qi deficiency with dampness |
loose stools or diarrhea, poor appetite, |
abdominal fullness and distention, nausea |
Si Jun Zi Tang |
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Qi deficiency and Qi sinking |
low grade tidal fever, possible prolapse of organs |
Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang |
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Qi and Blood deficiency with cold |
spontaneous sweating, pale complexion, dizziness, shortness of breath, palpitations, low energy, blurred vision, poor appetite; pale tongue, |
may have chronic cough, chronic unhealing wounds, spermatorrhea, cold extremities, |
Shi Quan Da Bu Tang |
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Spleen and heart Qi and Blood deficiency |
insomnia, dream disturbed sleep, poor memory; or low grade fever |
Gui Pi Tang |
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Yang collapse |
profuse cold sweating of pearl-like drops, especially on the forehead; extremely cold extremities, aversion to cold, no thirst but desire to drink warm water, patient lies in fetal position; pale and moist tongue; thin, weak and empty pulse |
Si Ni Tang |