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  <names>
    <name type="pinyin">dang gui di huang yin</name>
    <name type="english">Tangjuei and Rehmannia Decoction</name>
  </names>
  <category>Nourish and Tonify Yin</category>
  <actions>
    <action>
      <summary>Enriches Liver and Kidney Yin and nourishes Blood</summary>
      <indication>Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency in women</indication>
      <indication>Sore, weak lower back and legs, with pain in the feet and heels</indication>
      <indication>Dizziness, lightheadedness and ringing in the ears</indication>
      <indication>Tongue dry, or pale and swollen, with an ordinary coat; pulse deep and thin, or deep and weak</indication>
    </action>
    <action>
      <summary>Regulates menstruation and strengthens Kidney Yang</summary>
      <indication>Scanty periods of pale blood from Kidney Yang deficiency</indication>
      <indication>Kidney Qi deficiency with frequent, pale urine</indication>
    </action>
    <action>
      <summary>Modern uses</summary>
      <indication>Hypomenorrhea</indication>
      <indication>Heel pain</indication>
      <indication>Low back pain</indication>
    </action>
  </actions>
  <constituents>
    <herb>dang gui</herb>
    <herb>shu di huang</herb>
    <herb>shan yao</herb>
    <herb>du zhong</herb>
    <herb>huai niu xi</herb>
    <herb>shan zhu yu</herb>
    <herb>zhi gan cao</herb>
  </constituents>
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