<p>Gui Zhi Jia Shao Yao Tang pattern: abdominal fullness, periodic abdominal pain.<br />
Xiao Jian Zhong Tang pattern: acute abdominal pain.<br />
Gui Zhi Jia Da Huang Tang pattern: repletion abdominal pain.<br />
For the above three formulas, use six Liang of Bai Shao.</p>

<p>Zhi Shi Shao Yao San pattern: abdominal pain, vexation, abdominal fullness.<br />
Pai Nong San pattern: unspecific.<br />
For the above two formulas, one uses Bai Shao in equal proportions with other herbs, and the other uses six Fen of Bai Shao.</p>

<p>Shao Yao Gan Cao Tang pattern: hypertonicity of the legs.<br />
Gui Zhi Jia Shao Yao Sheng Jiang Ren Shen Xin Jia Tang pattern: general pain.<br />
Xiong Gui Jiao Ai Tang pattern: abdominal pain.<br />
For the above three formulas, use four Liang of Bai Shao.</p>

<p>Shao Yao Gan Cao Fu Zi Tang pattern: unspecific. &nbsp;<br />
For the above formula, use three to four Liang of Bai Shao.</p>

<p>Xiao Qing Long Tang pattern: cough, upward counterflow.<br />
Da Chai Hu Tang pattern: pain and distention below the heart. Secondly indicated for vomiting and diarrhoea.<br />
Fu Zi Tang pattern: general pain.<br />
Zhen Wu Tang pattern: abdominal pain. Secondly indicated for heaviness and pain, spontaneous diarrhoea, cough.<br />
Gui Zhi Tang pattern: headache. Secondly indicated for general pain.<br />
Wu Tou Tang pattern: joint pain with inability to bend and stretch. Secondly indicated for spasms.<br />
Huang Qi Gui Zhi Wu Wu Tang pattern: general numbness.<br />
For the above seven formulas, use three Liang of Bai Shao.</p>

<p>Huang Qin Tang: spontaneous diarrhoea.<br />
Chai Hu Gui Zhi Tang pattern: vexing pain in the limb and joints.<br />
For the above two formulas, use one to three Liang of Bai Shao.</p>
