Neuron Motor Disorder

First, some general information about the terms in herbal medicine:

tang = tea or generally formula

san = tea or generally formula

wan = ball (pill) or generally formula

pian = tablet or generally formula

So, bu zhong yi qi (tang, wan, san, pian) - is the same thing.

Now to give a recommendation on herbal medicine you have to have an extremely precise diagnosis from a Chinese Medicine perspective (i.e. derived from tongue, pulse symptoms, etc.). As the backdrop of many autoimmune conditions (not all, but many) is kidney yin deficiency in my experience you have to be careful with tonics in many people. But this is where the diagnosis is crucial. If you are choosing bu zhong yi qi wan simply because it says it can be used for weak limbs and fatigue this is the entirely wrong reason to choose an herbal formula.

If you see our page for bu zhong yi qi wan you will see it can be used with spleen and/or lung qi deficiency (among other patterns, out site primarily has basic information). If the patient for example has nightsweats, a red tongue coating and a stripped tongue coating (all signs of kidney yin deficiency) - this formula would make them worse. If, however, they have a diagnosis of spleen deficiency, yes, it could be useful.