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Qing Fen輕粉

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  • Bardzo toksyczny

Inne nazwyHydrargyrum · *Shui Yin Fen* · Mercury

Kategoria
** Substances for Topical Application
Natura
bardzo zimna
Smak
ostry
Wchodzone kanały
Jelito grube, Nerki, Wątroba
Kanały poboczne
Pęcherz moczowy
Dawkowanie
0.1–0.2 g

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Pills or Powders
0.1–0.2 g

Działania & wskazania

Strongly kills parasites, generates flesh and promotes the healing of sores
  • Skin parasites and fungal infections of the skin
  • Sores that have turned into non-healing ulcers
Resolves toxicity and kills parasites
As an external wash for scabies, rosacea and syphilitic chancres
Expels water and unblocks the bowels and bladder
Internally for patterns of Excess with edema, urinary retention and constipation

Przeciwwskazania

  • Avoid internal use during pregnancy or in weak patients.
  • Contraindicated during pregnancy.
  • Contraindicated in patients of deficient constitution.
  • Contraindicated in Kidney disorders (nephritis) or Liver disorders.
  • For topical use, avoid prolonged application or excessive dosage.
  • Use with caution in those with sensitive skin.
  • Contraindicated in decoction, since cooking increases its toxicity.
  • Strictly avoid overdose.

Niezgodności

It counteracts Magnetitum Ci Shi.

Połączenia

  • Combined with beeswax and sesame oil as an ointment to regenerate flesh over non-healing ulcers.

  • Applied topically as a powder for scabies.

    • Shi Gao
    • Huang Bai

    Applied topically as a powder mixed with water or sesame oil for skin ulcers.

  • Applied topically as a powder for syphilitic ulcers.

  • Applied topically for leprosy.

  • Edema, ascites, and constipation seen in some cases of Kidney Yang Deficiency — use extreme caution in weak patients.

  • Applied topically for skin sores.

  • Powdered and mixed with sesame oil, petroleum jelly, honey, and cold water for rosacea and pimples.

  • Taken internally for chancres (a use now discontinued).

  • Applied topically for general fungal infections.

  • Fungal infection accompanied by severe itching.

  • Moderate edema with difficulty urinating and defecating.

Uwagi

  • This herb contains mercury, making it toxic; overdose can cause sloughing of the intestinal wall and Kidney damage.
  • It should not be used more than twice daily.
  • Used alone, it treats mild edema accompanied by difficulty urinating and defecating.
  • Excessive amounts can cause a dry throat, mouth ulcers, and abdominal pain.
  • It is commonly formulated into creams and powders to kill parasites and counter toxins.
  • It relieves itching and treats rosacea (brandy nose) and itchy Wind sores.
  • Research indicates it kills cancer cells and inhibits their growth.
  • Combined with rice flour, it quickly promotes lactation and relieves sore throat with globus hystericus.
  • Reportedly, a few applications can resolve leukoderma quickly.
  • For various malignant boils, grind 250 g Qing Fen, 250 g Rz. Coptidis Huang Lian, and 250 g Minium Qian Dan into a powder and apply topically.
  • Qing Fen and Minium Qian Dan are both toxic substances applied externally for toxic sores. Qing Fen expels toxins, promotes tissue regeneration, kills parasites, and stops itching, and is used externally for scabies, tinea, and syphilitic chancres. Qian Dan acts more strongly to eliminate toxicity and regenerate flesh, and is used for toxic abscesses and non-healing ulcers.

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