The efficacy, effects and taboos of calcined corrugated paper

Calcined corrugated paper is a kind of medicine, which contains a lot of medicinal value. It can effectively treat cough and reduce phlegm, and it can also remove dampness from the body. It also has a certain effect on promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis in the body and treating menstrual disorders in women. It is also good for the body, but you also need to pay more attention to some contraindications. Generally, people without phlegm should not take it.

The efficacy, effects and taboos of calcined corrugated paper

[Effects and functions of corrugated paper]

1. Resolving phlegm and relieving cough

Corrugated paper has a strong effect of resolving phlegm and relieving cough. It is more effective for coughs caused by dryness and heat in the lungs, excessive phlegm and phlegm. It can also regulate lung problems, and can also regulate lung discomfort, vomiting and nausea caused by lung cold.

2. Activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis

Corrugated paper has the effect of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and is very effective in treating women's menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea, etc.

3. Treatment of burns and scalds

Mix corrugated paper with sesame oil and apply it to the wound of burns and scalds. It can accelerate wound healing, reduce inflammation and relieve pain, and has a good therapeutic effect.

4. Eliminate phlegm and resolve phlegm

Corrugated seeds can clear out phlegm from the body. Grinding them into powder and taking them with water can remove all phlegm from the body.

[Contraindications for using corrugated paper]

It is not suitable for people without phlegm accumulation.

The effect and function of forged corrugated steel

The corrugated shells are the shells of the giant clams, mud clams and hairy clams of the family Coccidae. Also known as clam shell, tile house, tile ridge, wax shell, flower clam shell, tile ridge clam skin, blood clam skin and hairy clam skin. The shell is taller than it is wide, about 2/3 of the length. The top of the shell is protruding and curled inward, about 1/3 of the front of the shell, with a long distance between them. The shell is covered with brown skin, which is very easy to fall off, especially the top, so the shell is often white. There are 18 radial ribs on the back of the shell, and the intercostal grooves are wider than the ribs. Only a few of the radial ribs at the back are smooth, and the rest are arranged by granular protrusions, with fine and dense apex and rough ventral surface. The front end of the shell is blunt and extends backward, and the back end is slanted downward, so the back end is pointed and thin.

For the treatment of gastric and duodenal ulcers, take 5 liang (calcined) corrugated seeds and 1 liang of licorice, grind them into fine powder, take 10 grams each time, 3 times a day, before meals. Or take 20 grams each time, 20 minutes before the onset of rhythmic pain. A total of 124 cases were treated, with the shortest course of treatment being 20 days and the longest being 56 days. 59 cases were cured, accounting for 47.58%. The cure criteria are disappearance of the main symptoms, negative occult blood, stable condition after long-term observation, disappearance of the niche or stable bulb deformation before and after treatment on X-ray examination. There were 48 cases that improved, accounting for 38.79%. Improvement means that the symptoms have basically disappeared or alleviated, the occult blood has turned negative or weakly positive, the niche shadow on X-ray examination has shrunk or not disappeared, and the bulbar deformation is unstable. There were 17 ineffective cases, accounting for 13.71%. The overall effective rate reached 89.19%.