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CHINAHERB - Clear Hyperyang - 60 Tablets

R 212.12

Vendor: CHINAHERB SKU: 988607076
Description

清肝降压片 / Qing Gan Jiang Ya Pian

 

Treats the following symptoms:

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Both Clear Hyperyang and Relieve Interior Wind have the effect of quenching the Liver Wind, nourishing Yin and calming down Yang. But the ingredients in Clear Hyperyang contain Long Dan Cao (Radix Gentianae), so the effects of Clear Hyperyang are stronger on clearing Liver Fire. The symptoms of Liver Fire usually manifest as red eyes, eye secretions, irritability, headache, bitter mouth, wiry pulse.

Therefore, Clear Hyperyang is good at treating hypertension, chronic headache and migraine, dizziness and vertigo, eye redness, irritability and other Liver Fire and Liver Yang Hyper-activities.

 

 

 

CHRONIC HEADACHE AND MIGRAINE

Typical symptoms:

chronic headache and migraine, irritability, nausea and vomiting, tinnitus

Disease description:

A migraine attack can cause pulsating and throbbing headaches, lasting between a few hours and up to three days. They are usually on one side of the head and accompanying symptoms are nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, as well as sensitivity to light, noise and smell. Migraines can occur with or without the so-called “aura”. This precedes the headaches and is usually caused by visual disturbances. A combination of factors such as lifestyle, diet and family predisposition can lead to a migraine attack with intense headaches.

Chronic headaches due to excessive muscle tension can be caused by persistent incorrect strain or psychological factors. Tension headaches are more likely to cause pulling pain or pressure pain, severe restrictions in everyday life and high psychological stress, as well as high internal tension.

Explanation according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine:

Chinese medicine says that “head is the meeting place of all Yang meridians”, “the brain is the sea of the marrow”, it means that all Internal Organs send Essence and Blood to the head. Because of this close relationship, factors that imbalance organs can be the cause of headaches. Although the symptoms are in the head, it is closely related to Liver, Spleen and Kidney. Headache can also be a cause of External Wind or Invading Cold. To be summarized there are two types of headache, the External caused and Internal caused.

 

Possible syndromes causing these problems:

Wind-Cold Headache

For headaches with an unclear cause, Wind-Cold can be the reason with signs of headaches and stiffness on the occiput, stiff back and neck, body aches, aversion to cold, runny nose, headache worse when exposed to wind or when the season/ weather changes.

Recommended formulas to use:

Expel Wind

Liver Yang Rising

Intense, severe, throbbing, expanding pain; pulsating and pounding in the Gallbladder Meridian, temples, eyebrows or behind one or both eyes; better sitting up, nausea, vomiting, visual disturbances, ‘flashing lights’, dizziness, dry throat, insomnia, irritability.

Clear Hyperyang alternatively Relieve Interior Wind


Blood Stagnation

Blood Stagnation let the patient feel severe, intense, stabbing, fixed pain.

Recommended formulas to use:

Expel Stasis

Damp Retention

Damp prevents Clear Yang from rising to brighten the sense orifices, turbid Yin fails to descend: head feels ‘wrapped in a towel’; dull, heavy, difficulty thinking, affecting whole head or forehead, sinusitis, nausea, chest fullness.

Recommended formulas to use:

Relief Vertigo

Qi and Blood Deficiency

Deficient Qi fails to ascend, Blood fails to nourish brain and patient feels a dull headache on whole head or forehead, better for rest, worse for overwork, better lying down, poor appetite, tired, loose stools, poor concentration.

Recommended formulas to use:

Angelic Four, Nourish Blood

DIZZINESS AND VERTIGO

Typical symptoms:

dizziness and vertigo

Disease description:

Dizziness and vertigo can occur once or repeatedly in different forms. It is usually harmless, but sometimes there is a serious illness behind it, especially diseases of the inner ear, neurological and vascular diseases and psychological disorders. Particularly in old age, dizziness often occurs in combination with vertigo. The cause can be various drugs that are taken in combination with fluctuating blood pressure and advanced nerve damages.

Explanation according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine:

A variety of reasons can cause dizziness and vertigo: Liver Yang Hyperactivity, Liver Wind upset disturbs the head, weak body, excessive bleeding, failure of nourish brain marrow, Phlegm blocks Spleen and Stomach function and disrupt the brain marrow.

 

Possible syndromes causing these problems:

Liver Yang Rising

Hyperactivity of Liver Yang leads to: severe dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, irritability, outbursts of anger, a flushed face, blurred vision, headache, a bitter taste in the mouth.

Relieve Interior Wind alternatively Clear Hyperyang

 

Qi and Blood Deficiency

Deficiency of Qi and Blood prevent Clear Yang from rising to and nourishing the brain, leading to: dizziness and vertigo or fainting in severe cases. This can happen after activity or exhaustion. Individuals are typically tired during the day, but suffer from insomnia or dreams a lot at night, have poor concentration, poor memory and appetite.

Recommended formulas to use:

Nourish Blood

Phlegm Disturbance

Phlegm prevents Clear Yang from rising to the brain leading to: dizziness and vertigo, a tendency to lose equilibrium, a heavy head, nausea, chest heaviness, cloudy thinking, poor concentration.

Recommended formulas to use:

Relief Vertigo

HYPERTENSION

Typical symptoms:

dizziness and vertigo, headache, palpitations

Disease description:

Blood pressure is the force that a person’s blood exerts against the walls of their blood vessels. The more blood your heart pumps and the narrower your arteries, the higher your blood pressure (Hypertension). Currently, blood pressure values up to 139/89 mmHg are considered normal or high normal, while 120/80 mmHg are classified as optimal. Often, with no warning signs at first and developing insidiously, hypertension damages organs after a short time, because the small blood vessels are particularly affected. Later on, general symptoms may occur at first, such as dizziness, headaches, palpitations, shortness of breath on exertion, nervousness and sometimes even sleep disturbances.

Explanation according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine:

The causes of hypertension in Chinese Medicine are emotional disorders, eating disorders, labour and rest disorders. Long-term emotional depression and anger cause Liver Qi Stagnation and further cause Liver Fire, which consumes Yin fluid. Overeating fat and sweet, thick taste hurts the Spleen and Stomach, gathers Dampness and produces Phlegm. Phlegm disturbs and blocks the head, causing Phlegm-type hypertension.

 

Possible syndromes causing these problems:

Liver Yang Rising

Increased blood pressure, headaches, dizziness, a flushed face, swollenness in the head and eyes, tinnitus, irritability, scanty sleep, bitter taste.

Tongue: Red tongue tip, edges, yellow coating.

Relieve Interior Wind + Disperse Blood Stagnation

If blood pressure goes up suddenly very high: Clear Hyperyang

 

Recommended formulas to use:

Relieve Interior Wind, Clear Hyperyang, Disperse Blood Stagnation