<p>Shi Zao Tang pattern: chest pain extending to the hypochondrium. Secondly indicated for cough, vexation, and pain in the chest.<br />
Ting Li Da Zao Tang pattern: cough, counterflow, panting and inability to lie down, distress and congestion. Secondly indicated for difficult breathing.<br />
For the above two formulas, Da Zao is the sovereign herb, use ten Pieces for Shi Zao Tang and twelve Pieces for Ting Li Da Zao Tang.</p>

<p>Ling Gui Gan Zao Tang pattern: palpitations below the heart.<br />
Yue Bi Tang pattern: unspecific.<br />
Gan Cao Gan Jiang Tang pattern: unspecific.<br />
For the above three formulas, use fifteen Pieces of Da Zao.</p>

<p>Gan Mai Da Zao Tang pattern: visceral agitation, tendency for sorrow.<br />
For the above formula, use ten Pieces of Da Zao.</p>

<p>Xiao Chai Hu Tang pattern: stiffness in the neck and nape. Secondly indicated for hypochondrium pain.<br />
Xiao Jian Zhong Tang pattern: acute pain. Secondly indicated for pain in the abdomen and aches in the extrematies.<br />
Da Qing Long Tang pattern: general pain, absence of sweating, vexation and agitation.<br />
Huang Lian Tang pattern: abdominal pain.<br />
Ge Gen Tang pattern: stiffness in the nape and neck.<br />
Huang Qin Tang pattern: unspecific.<br />
Gui Zhi Jia Huang Qi Tang pattern: general pain, vexation and agitation.<br />
Wu Zhu Yu Tang pattern: vexation and agitation.<br />
For the above eight formulas, use twelve Pieces of Da Zao.</p>
