What disease does Qinglin granules treat?

Qinglin Granules are a herbal Chinese medicine preparation, whose ingredients are Dianthus superbus, Polygonum multiflorum, Akebia trifoliata, Plantago asiatica (fried with salt), Feldspar, Gardenia jasminoides, Coptis chinensis, and raw licorice. The combination of Ju Rui medicines can play the role of clearing away heat, removing dampness, promoting diuresis and relieving stranguria. In clinical medicine, it is common in stranguria and urinary retention caused by bladder dampness and heat, with symptoms of frequent urination and urgency. The treatment effect is significant and targeted. So can Qinglin Granules be taken for a long time? What are the main diseases it is used for?

Qinglin Granules are traditional Chinese medicine, so when using them, you should be careful not to use them blindly for a long time, which may exceed your own condition. Everyone thinks that Chinese herbal medicines have few side effects and high safety performance. When suffering from minor problems such as fever, cold, and cough, people are accustomed to buying some Chinese medicine prescriptions from prescription shops. As the saying goes: All medicines are poisonous to some extent, and the same goes for Chinese medicinal materials.

It is important to point out that the application of traditional Chinese medicines must strictly comply with the relevant provisions of our country on the management of toxic and side effects and highly toxic traditional Chinese medicines and traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions, especially the requirements on the management of 28 highly toxic traditional Chinese medicines and 4 traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions. Like methamphetamine in medicine, highly toxic Chinese medicinal materials and Chinese herbal medicines should also be managed by professional personnel and stored in specialized stores.

However, Qinglin Granules are very healthy. Their clinical application scope is urinary and reproductive system infections: acute urethritis, non-gonococcal urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis (hyperplasia), pyelonephritis; gynecological inflammation and other causes of frequent urination, urinary pain, itching, urethral itching, dribbling urine, purulent secretions, excessive leucorrhea, vaginitis and other symptoms.