What are the effects and functions of Arisaema

Arisaema is a plant, but its rhizome can be used as medicine, so Arisaema can also be used to treat diseases. Arisaema is bitter and slightly poisonous, so be careful when using it. Arisaema has many functions and a wide range of effects. Learn more about it.

1. Pharmacological action: The decoction of Arisaema has obvious anticonvulsant effect on experimental animals, and can significantly counteract animal convulsions caused by strychnine. It has also been proven that different varieties of Arisaema have different anticonvulsant strengths, and the order of strength is: Northeast Arisaema and Tiger Palm > Arisaema > Arisaema heterophylla > Crab Seven. The analgesic intensity of the raw arisaema compound - Sansheng injection (bovine aconite, raw arisaema, raw Chuanwu, etc.) is lower than that of morphine, but its effect is long-lasting and has a synergistic effect with sodium pentobarbital hypnosis. The water extract of fresh Arisaema confusa has a significant inhibitory effect on experimental animal sarcoma, solid liver cancer, squamous cell uterine cancer, etc.

2. Treatment of esophageal cancer and lung cancer: 30 cases of esophageal cancer were treated with a prescription for regulating qi and relieving adverse reactions, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, combined with raw arisaema. In 22 cases, eating obstruction improved, and in 5 cases, the lesions were significantly reduced. Use compound Sansheng injection (raw Arisaema, raw Aconite, raw Chuanwu, costusroot, Corydalis, Panax notoginseng) for intramuscular injection, 5 ml each time, 2 to 3 times a day; or inject intravenously into the elbow, 10 to 30 ml each time, add 40 ml of 50% glucose solution, 1 to 2 times a day. 66 cases of primary lung cancer were treated, with a stable remission rate of 67% to 70%.

3. Treatment of coronary heart disease: 50 cases of coronary heart disease were treated with raw Arisaema and raw Pinellia, and the significant efficacy for angina pectoris was 38.7%, and the overall effective rate was 71%; the electrocardiogram improvement rate was 30.8%; the majority of patients with significant efficacy were of the phlegm-blocking type (Chinese herbal medicine).

4. Treatment of costochondritis: 50g of raw Arisaema, 50g of raw Pinellia, 50g of raw Aconitum, 50g of Wolfberry, 25g of Nardostachys grandiflora, 25g of Kaempferia galanga, grind them into fine powder, mix them with the power of egg and then apply externally. Change the dressing once a day. Generally, 1 to 2 doses (about 7 to 14 days) will cure the disease. If dermatitis occurs after taking the medicine, stop taking the medicine and wait until the dermatitis disappears before applying the medicine again, or add 25 mg of phenergan to the topical medicine.