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Bai Jiang Cao败酱草

Herba PatriniaePatrinia

Inne nazwyThlaspi · Dahurian Patrinia Herb · White Flower Patrinia · Penny-cress · Snow thistle

Kategoria
Herbs that Clear Heat and Detoxify; Target Warm and Heat Diseases
Natura
lekko zimna
Smak
ostry, gorzki
Wchodzone kanały
Jelito grube, Wątroba, Żołądek
Dawkowanie
6–30 g

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Dawkowanie
6–30 g
Tincture
2–5 ml

Działania & wskazania

Clears Heat, resolves toxicity, expels pus, eliminates Phlegm and reduces abscesses (internal and topical)
  • Fire toxicity disorders such as Intestinal abscess, furuncles, carbuncles, erysipelas, Lung toxicity, reproductive system Heat
  • Fire Toxin sores and swellings (Chuang Yung)
Invigorates the Blood, dispels Blood Stasis, resolves bruises and stops pain
  • Heat induced Blood Stagnation with pain and obstruction especially in the abdomen and chest
  • Postpartum pain and post operative pain

Przeciwwskazania

  • Contraindicated once pus has formed and the Heat toxin is discharging outward.
  • Contraindicated in abdominal pain caused by Cold.
  • Use only with caution during pregnancy, and only when truly necessary.
  • Exercise caution in Spleen and Stomach Deficiency with diarrhea and poor appetite.
  • Excessive dosing may cause nausea and dizziness.

Interakcje

Taking it together with sedatives — barbiturates, antihistamines, narcotic analgesics, benzodiazepines, and others — will prolong sedation.

Połączenia

  • Suppurative abscesses.

  • Intestinal abscess with fever, abdominal and rib-side pain, postpartum abdominal pain, and red, swollen, painful eyes.

  • Intestinal abscess that has not yet fully suppurated.

  • Swollen toxic sores and abscesses with red, swollen, painful eyes; disperses Stagnation from Heat Toxin marked by abdominal pain and distention, abdominal masses, and jaundice; and gynecological disorders with vaginal discharge, pain, and abdominal distention from Heat Stasis.

  • Suppuration from smoldering Damp-Heat.

  • Suppurative intestinal abscess without Heat signs.

  • Lung abscess.

    • Chi Shao

    Abdominal pain and fever from postpartum Blood Stasis; unsuppurated intestinal abscess with a fixed abdominal mass.

  • Chest and abdominal pain.

Uwagi

  • Used alone, it treats dysmenorrhea and postpartum pain.
  • It is mainly applied to gastrointestinal abscesses and tumors, usually paired with Sm. Coicis Yi Yi Ren.
  • The seeds are used for eye disease.
  • It also addresses women's abdominal pain caused by Blood Stasis.
  • In gynecology it is widely used for Blood Stasis combined with toxic accumulation.
  • It reduces inflammation, drains pus, cleanses the Blood, and treats edema and swollen lesions.
  • It inhibits cancer-cell growth.
  • It is used for carbuncle, generalized edema, illness from pathogenic Heat, paralysis from pathogenic Wind, and pain following paralysis.
  • One source holds it effective for obstinate illness caused by pathogenic Wind and for removing long-standing Blood Stasis.
  • Another source considers it effective for disorders of Blood and Qi, and for cardiac and abdominal masses.
  • For abdominal pain and fullness: grind 50 g of this herb with 100 g Sm. Coicis Yi Yi Ren and 20 g Rx. Aconiti Lateralis Preparata Zhi Fu Zi, then decoct 3–5 g of the mixture in 80 ml water down to 40 ml for oral dosing.
  • Bai Jiang Cao and Hb. Taraxaci Pu Gong Ying both cool Heat, clear toxicity, and reduce swollen abscess; Pu Gong Ying is better at relieving constraint and dispersing clumping, centered on the Liver and Stomach channels, while Bai Jiang Cao is better at eliminating Stasis and expelling pus.
  • Bai Jiang Cao and Hb. Houttuyniae Yu Xing Cao both clear Heat, resolve toxicity, reduce sores, and expel pus. Bai Jiang Cao, bitter, acrid, and slightly cold, enters the Qi and Blood levels and is especially good at clearing Heat from the Stomach and Intestines; it treats abscess of the Lungs, Liver, and Intestines and dispels Blood Stagnation to relieve pain, including pelvic Blood Stagnation with toxic accumulation such as postpartum lochia. Yu Xing Cao, acrid and cold, acts mainly on the Lung channel and is best for cooling Lung Heat and clearing the toxicity of Lung abscess while expelling pus; it also promotes urination and relieves painful urinary dysfunction.
  • Research has shown a sedative effect twice as strong as its western relative, Valerian root.

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