<p>Tao Ren Cheng Qi Tang pattern: tense bound lower abdomen.<br />
Da Huang Mu Dan Pi Tang: swelling and glomus in the abdomen.<br />
Wei Jing Tang pattern: unspecific.<br />
For the above three formulas, use fifty pieces of Tao Ren.</p>

<p>Xia Yu Xue Tang pattern: abdominal pain in pregnancy after childbirth. Secondly indicated for inhibited menstrual flow.<br />
For the above formula, use thirty pieces of Tao Ren.</p>

<p>Da Zhe Chong Wan pattern: abdominal fullness.<br />
For the above formula, use one Sheng of Tao Ren.</p>

<p>Di Dang Wan pattern: fullness in the lower abdomen.<br />
For the above formula, use twenty five pieces of Tao Ren.<br />
Di Dang Tang pattern: hard fullness in the lower abdomen. Secondly indicated for inhibited menstrual flow.<br />
For the above formula, use twenty pieces of Tao Ren.</p>

<p>Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan pattern: unspecific.<br />
For the above formula, use the same amount of Tao Ren with other herbs.</p>
