A common Chinese herbal remedy for prune nucleus qi (similar to pharyngeal allodynia) is Hanxia Houpu Tang.
Half-summer, thick-park soup is a Chinese herbal formula commonly used in the treatment of plum nucleus qi. The composition of the drug includes half-summer, thick-park, poria, ginger and perilla leaves.
Half-summer and thick-park soup has the effects of promoting qi circulation and dispersing stagnation, subduing rebellious qi and resolving phlegm (correcting rebellious qi and removing phlegm from the body). When plum-blossom qi is characterized by stagnation of phlegm and qi and there is obstruction of objects in the throat, phlegm in the throat that cannot be coughed up or swallowed, and fullness of the chest, Half-summer and thick-park soup can be taken as a treatment.
In Hanxia Houpu Tang, Hanxia is the monarch drug, which has the effect of resolving phlegm and dispersing lumps, lowering the rebelliousness and harmonizing the stomach; Houpu is the minister drug, which has the effect of lowering the qi and removing fullness (enabling the qi to go downward to alleviate the discomfort of distension and fullness); Poria has the effect of strengthening the spleen and seeping away dampness, Suye has the effect of regulating qi and resolving phlegm, and Ginger has the effect of stopping vomiting, which is the adjuvant drug. These herbs are complementary to each other and work together.
The above is a Chinese herbal formula for the treatment of prune nucleus qi, the specific use of drugs need to consult a professional doctor’s advice, yin deficiency and fluid deficiency need to be careful with this drug.