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**Senkyuchachosan** is a traditional Japanese Kampo medicine, classified as an herbal formulation composed of multiple plant-derived ingredients. It is typically prescribed based on symptoms and constitutional assessments in Kampo practice. Its traditional uses include the treatment of common cold symptoms, headaches, and menstrual irregularities, among others. The mechanism of action is not defined by modern pharmacology; instead, its effects derive from a combination of herbal components believed to act synergistically to restore physiological balance. Mechanistic studies are limited, and individual actions of components may include modulation of inflammation, circulation, or neurohumoral factors, but specific molecular targets are not established. Developed and manufactured by Japanese pharmaceutical firms specializing in Kampo formulations, the most well-known is Tsumura.
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