<p>Ze Xie Tang pattern: poking rheum below the heart, dizziness.<br />
Wu Ling San pattern: inhibited urination, mild fever, thirst.</p>

<p>For the above two formulas, Ze Xie is the primary herb. For Ze Xie Tang, use five Liang of Ze Xie. For Wu Ling San, use one to six and a half Liang of Ze Xie.</p>

<p>Fu Ling Ze Xie Tang pattern: vomiting, thirst, desire to drink water.<br />
For the above formula, use four Liang of Ze Xie.</p>

<p>Shen Qi Wan pattern: inhibited urination. Secondly indicated thirst, excessive urination.<br />
For the above formula, use three Liang of Ze Xie.</p>

<p>Zhu Ling Tang pattern: thirst, desire to drink water, inhibited urination.<br />
For the above formula, use one Liang of Ze Xie.</p>

<p>Mu Li Ze Xie San pattern: water from lumbus down.<br />
From the above formulas, the indications of Ze Xie are obvious. For Fu Ling Ze Xie Tang and additional formulas, Ze Xie is the assistant herb.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
