【Encyclopedia of Proprietary Chinese Medicine】Jade leaf detoxification granules
prescription
Jade leaf golden flower, honeysuckle, chrysanthemum, wild chrysanthemum, gang plum, mountain sesame, centella asiatica.
Group analysis
This formula consists of 7 herbs. Fangzhong jade leaf golden flower, honeysuckle detoxification, detoxification, evacuation of wind and heat, as the main medicine; Supplemented by chrysanthemums to help the main drug wind and heat dissipation, cool and cool to solve the table, wild chrysanthemums to clear heat and detoxify; It is accompanied by gang plum, mountain sesame seeds, centella asiatica to clear heat and damp detoxification, raw jinli throat pain relief. The combination of various medicines plays the functions of clearing heat and detoxification, cooling and detoxifying, refreshing heat and dampness, and raw jin and li li pharynx.
Functional indications
Clear heat and detoxification, cool and cool to solve the table, clear the heat and dampness, raw and sharp pharynx. It is used to prevent and treat colds, coughs, laryngitis, urinary tract infections and heat protection caused by external wind and heat.
taboo
It should not be taken by people with cold diarrhea and pregnant women.
Clinical application
This medicine is a detoxification, coolness, heat and dampness, and a pharyngeal agent. Suitable for wind fever colds, acute pharyngitis, urinary tract infections, etc. Clinical symptoms such as fever, bad wind, thirst, sore throat, cough, spitting thick, etc., can also be used to prevent heat.
1. Wind fever and cold: fever and cold, thirst, dry throat, headache and sleepiness, red tongue, yellow tongue, and floating pulses.
2. Acute pharyngitis: mild cold, fever, sore throat, unfavorable pharynx, dry mouth, short red urine, red tongue, yellow and greasy tongue, pulse floating number.
3. Urinary tract infection: fever and mild evil wind chill, fever, urinary pain, frequent urination, thirst, red tongue, yellow tongue, pulse like floating slip number. More common in the early stages of acute urinary tract infection.
