The herbal formula "suo quan wan" , 缩泉丸, which in english is "shut the sluice pills", is categorized within the "stabilize and bind" functional grouping and within the "stabilize the kidneys" sub-category.
You may also see this formula referenced by: Suo Quan Ye Niao Wan, Li Zhi Ye Niao Wan, Ye Niao Wan, Restrict The Fountain Pill, Pills For Enuresis.
Of many possible clinical applications, it may be considered to influence the following issues/symptoms:
Our shop contains suo quan wan from the following manufacturer:
For many reasons such as availability, ecological choices, and/or price, each manufacturer or herbalist may well adjust the exact composition of a specific formula. Suo Quan Wan is generally comprised of the following herbs:
Tonify the spleen and stomach qi - diarrhea, fatigue, spontaneous sweating, lack of appetite. Tonify the lung qi and yin - chronic cough/wheezing. Strengthen the kidney yin and yang - not hot nor c…
Promotes the movement of Qi, alleviates pain by warming and dispersing - flank, chest, epigastric, abdominal pain, hernia, menstrual pains due to cold constraint and qi stagnation. Warms the kidneys…
Warms the kidneys, retains essence, holds urine - spermatorrhea, frequent and copious urine, urinary incontinence, dribbling urine. Warms the spleen, stops diarrhea - cold spleen or stomach patterns…
A single formula, alone, may not be sufficient to fully address a particular TCM diagnostic pattern. Formulas may be used alone, in combinations, and/or in stages. Suo Quan Wan is a candidate for consideration when needing to influence kidney qi deficiency.
Suo Quan Wan may potentially be used, in coordination with a well tailored overall approach, to influence the following conditions: bedwetting, frequent urination and/or prostate issues (bph)
As noted above, suo quan wan is within the stabilize and bind functional group. And it appears within the sub-category "stabilize the kidneys", which contains the following formulas:
Frequent and/or urgent urination, dribbling, incontinence. Treats Lin Syndrome conditions.
Frequent urination, possibly incontinent from weakness in the heart and kidney systems. Pang Guang Shi Yue (bladder losing restraint). Other kidney deficiency signs possible such as spermatorrhea, …
All formulas in the primary category of "stabilize and bind" are listed below.
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