<p>Shao Yao Gan Cao Tang patterns: hypertonicity of the lower limbs.<br />
Gan Cao Gan Jiang Tang patterns: vomiting, dry mouth, vexation and agitation. &nbsp;<br />
Gan Cao Xie Xin Tang patterns: vexation and restlessness.<br />
Gui Zhi Ren Shen Tang patterns: incessant diarrhoea.<br />
For the above four formulas, use four Liang of Gan Cao.</p>

<p>Shao Yao Gan Cao Fu Zi Tang patterns: unspecific.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
Gan Mai Da Zao Tang patterns: visceral vexation, sadness with the desire to cry.<br />
For the above two formulas, use three Liang of Gan Cao.</p>

<p>Gan Cao Tang patterns: sore throat.<br />
Jie Geng Tang patterns: unspecific.<br />
Gui Zhi Gan Cao Tang patterns: crossed hands over the heart (to alleviate palpitations).<br />
Gui Zhi Gan Cao Long Gu Mu Li Tang patterns: vexation and agitation.<br />
Si Ni Tang patterns: hypertonicity and reverse flow to the limbs.<br />
Gan Cao Fen Mi Tang patterns: drooling from the mouth, heart pain occurring at particular times, and no improvement after taking worm-expelling formulas.<br />
For the above formulas, use two to four Liang of Gan Cao.</p>

<p>Ling Gui Gan Zao Tang patterns: pulsations below the umbilicus.<br />
Ling Gui Wu Wei Gan Cao Tang patterns: surging from the lower abdomen to the chest and throat.<br />
Xiao Jian Zhong Tang patterns: abdominal urgency.<br />
Ban Xia Xie Xin Tang patterns: glomus below the heart.<br />
Xiao Chai Hu Tang patterns: heart vexation. Secondly indicated for vexation in the chest.<br />
Xiao Qing Long Tang patterns: cough, upward counterflow and inability to lie down.<br />
Huang Lian Tang patterns: abdominal pain.<br />
Ren Shen Tang patterns: counterflow and pressing under the heart.<br />
Xuan Fu Hua Dai Zhe Shi Tang patterns: hard glomus below the heart, and belching.<br />
Wu Tou Tang patterns: pain and inability to bend and stretch. Secondly indicated for hypertonicity and inability to turn sides.<br />
For the above formulas, use three Liang of Gan Cao.</p>

<p>Pai Nong Tang patterns: unspecific.<br />
Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang patterns: heart vexation, desire to vomit without vomiting and desire for diarrhoea without diarrhoea.<br />
Tao He Cheng Qi Tang patterns: mania. Secondly indicated for tense bind in the lower abdomen.<br />
Gui Zhi Jia Gui Tang patterns: surging from the lower abdomen to the heart.<br />
Gui Zhi Qu Shao Yao Jia Shu Qi Long Gu Mu Li Tang patterns: fright mania &ldquo;malaria&rdquo;, fidgetiness.<br />
For the above five formulas, use two Liang of Gan Cao.</p>
