The efficacy and function of wild buckwheat

The effects and functions of wild buckwheat generally include clearing heat and detoxifying, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial, discharging pus and removing blood stasis, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, etc. However, patients need to use it under the guidance of a doctor to avoid excessive consumption and causing adverse reactions to the body.

1. Clearing away heat and detoxifying: Wild buckwheat is a traditional Chinese medicine commonly used in clinical practice for clearing away heat and detoxifying. It is slightly pungent, astringent and cool in nature, and mainly belongs to the spleen meridian. Clearing away heat and detoxifying is the important function of wild buckwheat roots. It can not only clear the heat in the body, but also inhibit the activity of various viruses in the body and prevent the human body from being infected by viruses.

2. Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial: Wild buckwheat is a good surgical anti-inflammatory and antibacterial medicine, and a natural antibiotic. It has a significant inhibitory effect on Staphylococcus aureus, and has significant therapeutic effects on diseases such as acute inflammation of the throat, sore throat, chest pain, and acute suppurative pain. It has a good therapeutic effect on the redness, swelling and pain caused by acute tonsillitis.

3. Drain pus and remove blood stasis: Buckwheat can be used to treat lung abscess, carbuncle, boils and other diseases. It is an important medicine for treating lung abscess with thick, fishy sputum or coughing up pus and blood.

4. Promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis: Wild buckwheat is a traditional Chinese medicine that can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It is a commonly used medicine for the treatment of bruises, congestion, swelling and pain. During treatment, it can be crushed into a paste and applied directly to the site of congestion, swelling and pain to relieve the patient's injury as soon as possible and accelerate the dissipation of congestion.