The efficacy and function of tricholoma

Speaking of the Chinese medicinal herb Diophanthoides, most people may not be very clear about what it looks like, because Diophanthoides is not only rare, but its name is also difficult to write and pronounce, so it is difficult to remember. However, Radix Dichroae is actually a Chinese medicinal material with very high medicinal value. Many Chinese medicine practitioners like to use Radix Dichroae to treat physical diseases in the human body. So what is the nutritional value of the Chinese herbal medicine Radix Dichroa?

1. The efficacy and function of Radix Dipterocarpa

1. Eliminate dampness and turbidity (painful stranguria, leucorrhea). It is used to treat painful stranguria and turbid urine caused by damp-heat in the lower part of the body. It can be used together with Poria cocos, Phellodendron chinense, etc., such as Cheng's Dixie Fenqing Drink. If it is due to yang deficiency, dampness and turbidity, and turbid urine, it should be used together with Poria cocos, Alpinia oxyphylla, etc., such as Dixie Fenqing Drink. It can also be used to treat leucorrhea caused by dampness and turbidity, and is often used in combination with Poria cocos, Atractylodes macrocephala, etc. This product has excellent function of clearing and removing turbidity, and is an important medicine for treating stranguria.

2. It can be used to dispel wind and eliminate arthralgia (rheumatic arthralgia pain). It is used to treat arthralgia pain caused by dampness and heat, and can be used in combination with mulberry twig, Chinese Gentiana macrophylla, etc.; it can be used to treat arthralgia pain caused by cold and dampness, and can be used together with cinnamon twig, aconite, etc. This product has a mild nature, so it can be used to treat symptoms such as pain in the waist and knees, difficulty in flexing and stretching of tendons, regardless of whether the pain is caused by cold and dampness or dampness and heat.

2. Indications of Radix Dipterocarpi

It is used for turbid urine, white like rice water, thick like paste, urethral pain and turbid urine, excessive leucorrhea, damp-heat sores, rheumatic pain, joint discomfort, and pain in the waist and knees.

Nowadays, it is mostly used for acute urethritis, cystitis, chronic prostatitis, peripheral neuritis, rheumatoid arthritis and hyperlipidemia.

3. Contraindications of Radix Dioscoreae

People with kidney deficiency and yin deficiency should not take it.

It is not suitable for those with no damp-heat in the lower abdomen, excessive fire due to yin deficiency, residual urine, penile pain, low back pain due to kidney deficiency, and spermatorrhea.

Use with caution in pregnant women and children.

It is afraid of sunflower root, rhubarb, bupleurum, oyster shell and peucedanum chinense.

Avoid tea and vinegar.

4. Prescriptions for Radix Dipterocarpa

1. Treat stranguria, leukorrhea, frequent urination, and turbid urine due to deficiency-cold in the lower abdomen: 9g each of Alpinia oxyphylla, Radix Dioscoreae, Rhizoma Acoruscae, and Rhizoma Linderae. Boil in water, remove the residue, take the juice and add a little salt.

2. Treat frequent urination: take appropriate amount of Radix Dipsaci. Grind Radix Dioscoreae into fine powder, mix with wine and make into pills as big as sycamore seeds. Take 10 pills each time, before meals, with salt water.

3. Treat wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, and lumbar pain: 20g of Radix Dioscoreae and 200g of pig spine. Wash the pork spine, put it in a casserole, add water and the root of Dipsacus asparagus and cook for 2 hours. Remove the residue and it is ready for use. It can dispel wind and dampness.