What medicine does qi deficiency cough take

Cough due to qi deficiency is generally divided into three types: one is weakness of spleen, the other is deficiency of lung qi, and the third is chronic cough due to qi deficiency. Cough due to qi deficiency can be manifested as yellow complexion, thin muscle, reduced diet, and lack of strength. Traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions include Sijunzi Decoction and Shengmai Powder for symptomatic treatment, plus moistening lung and cough medicines. Deficiency of lung qi is manifested as cough sound without strength, which needs to replenish lung qi, dissipate phlegm and cough, and can be treated with Bufei Decoction. For chronic cough with qi deficiency, it is necessary to use lung tonic drugs, in addition to anti-allergic drugs to symptomatic treatment, the effect is better. Qi deficiency cough is divided into spleen deficiency, lung qi deficiency, chronic cough qi deficiency and other three types. For different types of qi deficiency cough, the choice of drug treatment is different.