Mu Xiang Shun Qi Wan
Classical TCM Formula Profile
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木香順氣丸 · Mù Xiāng Shùn Qì Wán
A classical formula for middle-jiao Qi stagnation with damp — epigastric fullness, bloating and poor appetite.
Quick Facts
- Formula Category
- Qi-Regulating Formulas
- Primary Pattern
- Qi Stagnation
- Primary Function
- Move Qi, resolve stagnation, dry damp, harmonize middle
- Primary Therapeutic Principle
- Move stagnant Qi in the middle jiao and dry dampness
- Classical Source
- Classical TCM formulary
- Available as Granules
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Formula Overview
A classical formula for middle-jiao Qi stagnation with damp — epigastric fullness, bloating and poor appetite.
Therapeutic Principle
Traditionally selected when the presentation matches the core pattern of this formula.
Composition
(Sovereign / Minister / Assistant / Envoy)
Related Conditions
Related Health Topics
How does this formula compare?
| Compare | Mu Xiang Shun Qi Wan | Wei Ling Tang | Yue Ju Wan | Bao He Wan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Function | Move Qi, resolve stagnation, dry damp, harmonize middle | Dry Middle Damp, promote urination, strengthen Spleen | Regulate Qi, resolve stagnation of the Six Constraints | Promote digestion, resolve food stagnation |
| Formula Category | Qi-Regulating Formulas | Dampness-Draining Formulas | Qi-Regulating Formulas | Digestive Formulas |
| Typical TCM Pattern | Qi Stagnation | Dampness | Qi Stagnation | Food Stagnation |
| Main Conditions | Bloating ·Poor Appetite ·Abdominal Pain ·Nausea | Diarrhea ·Bloating ·Stomach Discomfort ·Poor Appetite | Chest Tightness ·Bloating ·Emotional Depression ·Poor Appetite | Indigestion ·Bloating ·Poor Appetite ·Stomach Discomfort |
| Main Herbs | Aucklandia / Costus Root ·Tangerine Peel ·Green Tangerine Peel ·Bitter Orange ·Magnolia Bark | Atractylodes Rhizome ·Magnolia Bark ·Tangerine Peel ·White Atractylodes Rhizome ·Poria / Hoelen | Cyperus Rhizome ·Atractylodes Rhizome ·Chuanxiong Rhizome ·Medicated Leaven ·Gardenia Fruit | Hawthorn Fruit ·Medicated Leaven ·Radish Seed ·Pinellia Rhizome ·Tangerine Peel |
| Classical Source | Classical TCM formulary | Combination of Ping Wei San + Wu Ling San (traditional) | Dan Xi Xin Fa (Teachings of Zhu Danxi, Yuan dynasty) | Dan Xi Xin Fa (Zhu Danxi, Yuan dynasty) |
Clinical Perspective
Mu Xiang Shun Qi Wan is distinguished from Wei Ling Tang, Yue Ju Wan, Bao He Wan by its specific pattern focus and herb strategy.
For educational reference only, based on traditional pattern differentiation — not a substitute for professional advice.
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Medical Disclaimer
For general TCM education only — not medical advice. Consult a qualified TCM practitioner or licensed healthcare provider before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a chronic condition.