Amber Monkey Date Powder

Amber Monkey Ball Powder is a commonly used Chinese patent medicine for children. It is used to treat diseases caused by wind-heat in children, such as cough, phlegm and loss of appetite, irritability and easy fright, yellow tongue coating in children, and other symptoms. It is quite effective. Especially many children are more easily frightened at night, so taking Amber Monkey Ball Powder will have a better effect. Therefore, Amber Monkey Ball Powder is a must-have pediatric medicine at home.

Another feature of Amber Monkey Gall Powder is that it can be taken by children of any age. Even newborn babies can take it in small amounts. It is relatively safe and effective. However, many parents are not familiar with Amber Monkey Gall Powder. Here I would like to introduce you to the relevant content of Amber Monkey Gall Powder. I hope it will be helpful to you and help you take better care of your children.

1 Etiology and pathology

"Promoting blood circulation and removing phlegm" is composed of two major parts: "promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis" and "eliminating phlegm and congestion in the respiratory tract". "Activating blood circulation" means "activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis". It has the functions of improving respiratory microcirculation and systemic circulation stagnation, improving human body's tolerance to chronic hypoxia, reducing red blood cell aggregation and blood viscosity, improving inflammatory changes, necrosis and vascular occlusion of small pulmonary vessels accompanying bronchioles, promoting the formation of collateral microcirculation, repairing bronchial mucosal ciliary epithelium and elastic fibers, dilating bronchioles, improving bronchiolar obstruction, facilitating the discharge of inflammatory secretions deep in the bronchioles, stimulating human immune function, and having a certain desensitization effect. "Expectorant" means "removing phlegm and turbidity from the respiratory tract to keep the respiratory tract unobstructed. In a narrow sense, expectorant means eliminating respiratory obstruction so that inflammatory secretions from the respiratory tract can be fully discharged. It has antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory effects and improves respiratory ventilation function. In a broad sense, expectorant means enhancing the body's immune function, improving the respiratory tract's disease resistance, and reducing or stopping the production of inflammatory secretions from the respiratory tract, that is, the production of phlegm. For example, "slow treatment to cure the root cause" all fall into the category of expectorant in a broad sense.

Coughing is a defensive reaction caused by inflammation stimulating the larynx and/or bronchial bifurcation, which causes coughing through a reflex mechanism. Increased coughing indicates that there is more irritation in these two areas, and it is okay to give appropriate expectorants. Houzaosan is a Chinese herbal expectorant that can be used together with other Western medicines. Coughing is a process. It is normal to cough more or less during this process, and it is uneven. It is recommended to continue with the treatment plan.

Colds, fright and food stagnation are the three most common causes of illness in infants. Cold is a cold caused by the wind and chills, fever, cough with sputum, and runny nose; being frightened can cause restless sleep, crying and jumping at night, pale face, and open eyes during sleep; food accumulation is caused by improper diet, leading to indigestion, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea or constipation, and turbid urine; if the accumulation lasts for a long time, it will become malnutrition, and the baby will not want to eat, or eat a lot but feel hungry, or be fond of eating intestinal tract and foreign objects, and may even lose limbs and have a swollen belly.

2 Indications

Symptoms caused by wind-heat in children include fever, cough with sputum, loss of appetite, irritability and easy fright, red tongue, yellow tongue coating, and rapid pulse.

3. Dosage

For treating infants under 100 days old, each bottle is divided into three doses; for those over 100 days old and under 1 year old, each bottle is divided into two doses; for those aged 1 to 4 years old, one bottle is taken each time; for those aged 5 years and above, one and a half to two bottles is taken each time; take two to three times a day. Normally, take it once or twice a week to protect babies from diseases and keep them healthy and active. If the weather is bad or the climate is abnormal, it is better to take it once a day to prevent epidemic diseases.

4 Usage

Mix well with warm water and take it or mix it with porridge, milk and other foods.

5 Taboos

Babies should avoid eating raw, cold, greasy, fried, hot and other foods.

6 Packaging

0.3g per bottle, 10 bottles per box. It should be placed in a cool and dry place.

7 Ingredients

Poria, mint, Uncaria rhynchophylla, double flower, Saposhnikovia divaricata, Shenqu, malt, rhubarb, liquorice, plum slices, pearl, amber, and monkey date.

I think everyone knows about Amber Monkey Gall Powder. It is an essential medicine for children, so parents can keep some at home in case of emergency. However, it is somewhat toxic, so if the child does not have any symptoms, try not to let the child take it casually.