Zhi Cao Wu制草乌

Radix Aconiti Kusnezoffii PreparataProcessed Wild Aconite Root

Bardzo toksyczny

Inne nazwyKusnezoff Monks' Hood Root

Kategoria: Ogrzewają Wnętrze
Natura: gorąca
Smak: ostry, gorzki
Wchodzone kanały: Wątroba, Śledziona, Nerki
Kanały poboczne: Serce
Dawkowanie: 1.5–8 g

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Dawkowanie: 1.5–8 g
Tincture: 0.5–2 ml

Działania & wskazania

Disperses Cold, scours out Wind, overcomes Dampness and stops pain: Almost exclusively used topically
Reduces swellings and treats abscesses and lesions: Yin sores
Stubborn sores that do not ulcerate
Ulcerated sores that do not heal

Przeciwwskazania

Not to be used in pregnancy.
Contraindicated in Yin Deficiency conditions.
The fresh or unprocessed herb should not be used.
Combine with other herbs, such as Rx. Glycyrrhizae Gan Cao or Rz. Zingiberis Recens Sheng Jiang, to reduce toxicity.

Niezgodności

Incompatible with Bul. Fritillariae Chuan Bei Mu and Zhe Bei Mu.
Incompatible with Fr. Trichosanthis Gua Lou.
Incompatible with Rz. Pinelliae Preparatum Zhi Ban Xia.
Incompatible with Rz. Bletillae Bai Ji.
Incompatible with Rx. Ampelopsis Bai Lian.

Interakcje

Anyone with a cardiovascular disorder history, or taking antiarrhythmic drugs such as quinidine, procainamide (Pronestyl), disopyramide (Norpace), flecainide (Tambocor), propafenone (Rythmol) or amiodarone (Cordarone), should use this herb with extreme caution.

Połączenia

- Sheng Nan Xing
- Gan Jiang
- Chi Shao
- Bai Zhi
- Rou Gui
As an alcohol-based liniment, applied warm for Cold-Damp painful obstruction.
- Sheng Chuan Wu
- Di Long
- Bai Jiang Can
- Bai Lian
As a topical paste for chilblains.
Muscle spasm and pain with restricted movement from Cold-Damp or Blood Stagnation.
- Wu Ling Zhi
Atrophy caused by Wind-Dampness.
- Chi Shi Zhi
Shortness of breath with chest and abdominal Coldness and pain from Excess Cold.
- Zhi Fu Zi
- Chuan Jiao
- Gan Jiang
- Chi Shi Zhi
Angina, with severe chest pain radiating to the back.
- Feng Mi
Hernia caused by Cold.
- Ma Qian Zi
In plasters or ointments applied topically for Bi syndrome.
Cellulitis presenting with hard swelling.

Uwagi

Overdose produces numbness of the lips, tongue and extremities, vomiting, facial pallor, irritability, a drop in pulse rate and blood pressure, breathing difficulty and coma.
Some sources place it in the “Expel Wind and Dampness” category.
It is stronger and more toxic than Rx. Aconiti Preparata Zhi Chuan Wu.
Its tincture serves as a local anesthetic.