FormulaID 3857
六磨汤
Ancient TCM prescriptions
Soothe the liver, reduce adverse, regulate qi stagnation
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Record Fields
Scalar fields from the final formula record.
- Formula Id
- 3857
- Core Entity Id
- 49011
- Source Entity Count
- 1
- Preferred Name
- 六磨汤
- Name Cn
- 六磨汤
- Name Pinyin
- LiuMoTang
- Name En
- LiuMoTang
- Dosage Form
- 汤剂
- Dosage Form En
- Decoction
- Herbs Pinyin
- Chen XiangMu XiangBing LangWu YaoFu Chao Zhi ShiDai Huang
- Herbs Cn
- 沉香木香槟榔乌药麸炒枳实大黄
- Indications Cn
- 疏肝降逆、理气导滞
- Indications En
- Soothe the liver, reduce adverse, regulate qi stagnation
- Category
- Ancient TCM prescriptions
- Reference
- ShiYiDeXiaoFang
- Administration
- Oral
- Syndromes Cn
- 行气
- Syndromes En
- qi
Names
Preferred names, aliases, and source labels retained in the final schema.
Name
LiuMoTang
Role
pinyin
Source
ETCM_v2
Language
pinyin
Preferred
Yes
Name
六磨汤
Role
preferred
Source
itcmdb_public
Language
zh
Preferred
Yes
Name
六磨汤
Role
preferred
Source
HERB_v2
Language
zh
Preferred
Yes
Name
Liu Mo Decotion; Liumo Decoction
Role
english
Source
itcmdb_public
Language
en
Preferred
No
Name
Liu Mo Decotion; Liumo Decoction
Role
english
Source
HERB_v2
Language
en
Preferred
No
Name
Liu Mo Tang
Role
pinyin
Source
itcmdb_public
Language
pinyin
Preferred
No
Name
Liu Mo Tang
Role
pinyin
Source
HERB_v2
Language
pinyin
Preferred
No
Aliases
Additional names normalized into the restored final schema.
Liu Mo Decotion; Liumo DecoctionLiu Mo TangLiuMoTang
Cross References
Trusted external identifiers retained for this final record.
Herb
HBFO003882
Itcm
49582
Cpmcp Cmp
341
Etcm Formula
LiuMoTang
Itcmdb Generated
ITX-FORMULA-05CEA6042BE8
Attributes
Merged source attributes and domain-specific metadata.
Type
理气方
Source
Catalogue of Ancient Classic Prescriptions
Category
Ancient TCM prescriptions
Dosage Form
Decoction
Dosage Form
汤剂 (Decoction)
Administration
Oral
Herbs In Pinyin
Chen Xiang, Mu Xiang, Bing Lang, Wu Yao, Fu Chao Zhi Shi, Dai Huang
Herbs In Chinese
沉香, 木香, 槟榔, 乌药, 麸炒枳实, 大黄
Syndromes In Chinese
行气
Syndromes In English
qi
Indications In Chinese
疏肝降逆、理气导滞
Indications In English
Soothe the liver, reduce adverse, regulate qi stagnation
Major Symptoms Or Signs
Constipation_disease, Abdomen_distension_and_fullness
Herbs Contained In This Formula (Chinese Pinyin)
BinLangChenXiangMuXiangWuYaoZhiQiaoDaHuang
Reference (Ancient Books Of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
ShiYiDeXiaoFang