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Code：005364-002
- Tsumura Daisaikoto[8] : 42 sachets (for two weeks)
- $49.99
Up to 4 pieces per person
10% discount for total amount over $100
shipping schedule : about 3 weeks after payment
warehouse：Japan1
Manufacturer ：TSUMURA & CO.
Brand ：TSUMURA & CO.
JAN Code：----
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Description
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TSUMURA Daisaikoto Extract Granules (hereafter TJ-8) isindicated for the relief of the following symptoms of those patients with comparatively strong constitution having a tendency to constipation, right upper abdominal tenderness accompanied by fullness and discomfort, tinnitus, shoulder stiffness, etc:Cholelithiasis, cholecystitis, jaundice, hepatic dysfunction,hypertension, cerebral hemorrhage, urticaria, hyperchylia,acute gastrointestinal catarrh, nausea, vomiting, anorexia, hemorrhoid, diabetes mellitus, neurosis, and insomnia
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Presentation
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42 sachets
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Feature
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Granules
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Active Ingredients
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7.5 g (3sachets for 1day) of TSUMURA Daisaikoto extract granulescontains 4.5 g of a dried extract of the followingmixed crude drugs.JP Bupleurum Root 6.0 gJP Pinellia Tuber 4.0 gJP Scutellaria Root 3.0 gJP Peony Root 3.0 gJP Jujube 3.0 gJP Immature Orange 2.0 gJP Ginger 1.0 gJP Rhubarb 1.0 g(JP: The Japanese Pharmacopoeia)
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Effect/Efficacy
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TJ-8 is indicated for the relief of the following symptoms of those patients with comparatively strong constitution having a tendency to constipation, right upper abdominal tenderness accompanied by fullness and discomfort, tinnitus, shoulder stiffness, etc: Cholelithiasis, cholecystitis, jaundice, hepatic dysfunction, hypertension, cerebral hemorrhage, urticaria, hyperchylia, acute gastrointestinal catarrh, nausea, vomiting, anorexia, hemorrhoid, diabetes mellitus, neurosis, and insomnia
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Usage/Dosage
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The usual adult dose is 7.5 g/day orally in 2 or 3 divided doses before or between meals. The dosage may be adjusted according to the patient's age and body weight, and symptoms.
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Cautions
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(1) When TJ-8 is used, the patient’s “SHO” (constitution/symptoms) should be taken into account. The patient’s progress should be carefully monitored, and if no improvement in symptoms/findings is observed, continuous treatment should be avoided.
(2) When TJ-8 is coadministered with other Kampo- preparations (Japanese traditional herbal medicines), etc., attention should be paid to the duplication of the contained crude drugs. Special caution should be exercised when TJ-8 is coadministered with preparations containing Rhubarb.
(3) Since there is an individual difference in the cathartic action of Rhubarb, caution should be exercised concerning the dosage and administration.
SHO: The term “SHO” refers to a particular pathological status of a patient evaluated by the Kampo diagnosis, and is patterned according to the patient’s constitution, symptoms, etc. Kampo-preparations (Japanese traditional herbal medicines) should be used after confirmation that it is suitable for the identified “SHO” of the patient.
