What are the effects and functions of raw Wulingzhi

Wulingzhi is a traditional Chinese medicinal material. Many people don’t know much about Wulingzhi. In clinical practice, raw Wulingzhi has many functions and effects. The medicinal value of Notopterygium wilfordii is very high. For postpartum women, Notopterygium wilfordii can also promote blood circulation and relieve blood stasis, and can also treat dysmenorrhea.

1. Efficacy

Promote blood circulation and dissipate blood stasis, while charcoal-frying can stop bleeding. It is used for pain caused by blood stasis in the heart and abdomen, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea caused by blood stasis, and abdominal pain caused by postpartum blood stasis; roasted charcoal is used to treat metrorrhagia; it is used externally to treat bruises, snake and insect bites. Clinical application.

2. Treatment of occipital pain in children

Take some aconite and heat it in a pot. Add rice vinegar while frying and mix well. When you can smell the medicinal flavor, take it out and grind it into fine powder. Take 2 qian each time, washed down with yellow wine, 3 times a day. Usually the pain will be relieved in 1 day and the disease will be cured in 2 days.

3. Treating snake bites

Take 2 parts of Aconiti Lateralis Preparata and 1 part of Realgar, grind them into fine powder, take 2 qian of it each time with rice wine (those who are not good at drinking can use tea), and apply it to the wound at the same time, 3 times a day. It can be combined with methods such as taking vinegar internally, expanding the wound, and taking drugs. If there are symptoms such as high fever, dry and sore throat, delirium, and mania, it is caused by the internalization of snake venom. In addition to increasing the dosage of the medicine, treatment should be based on clinical symptoms. 10 cases were treated and all recovered.

4. Wulingzhi is good at breaking up blood and promoting blood circulation, so it is necessary to use it for symptoms such as pain caused by blood stasis, postpartum blood fainting, bad blood rushing to the heart, lower abdominal and occipital pain, amenorrhea caused by blood retention, pain in the heart and stomach caused by blood stasis, blood stagnation in the meridians, qi stagnation, and stabbing pain.