The efficacy and function of Qinpi

There are many common types of medicines, so when choosing medicines, you should also be careful not to be casual. Qinpi is a good choice for treating diseases. It is very helpful in treating various diseases. Such medicines are also a kind of traditional Chinese medicine, but when choosing it, you should also be careful not to be casual. You must choose according to your own disease needs. What are the effects and functions of Qinpi?

Qinpi has many functions and effects. At the same time, people also need to understand some of its contraindications in the process of treating diseases. Otherwise, when errors occur, if they are not improved in time, it will cause great harm to human health.

The efficacy and function of Qinpi :

【Effects of Qinpi】

Clears away heat and dries dampness, astringes and stops dysentery, stops leukorrhea, and improves eyesight.

【The function of Qinpi】

1. Qinpi is used to treat diarrhea and leucorrhea caused by damp-heat. Qinpi is bitter, cold and astringent in nature. It can clear away heat and dampness, astringe and stop dysentery and leukorrhea. Therefore, it can be used to treat diarrhea caused by damp heat, and tenesmus. It is often used with Baitouweng, Coptis chinensis, Phellodendron chinense, etc., such as Baitouweng Decoction (Treatise on Febrile Diseases). If it is used to treat leukorrhea caused by damp heat, it can be used with Mudanpi and Angelica sinensis, such as the recipe in Bencao Huiyan.

2. Qinpi is used to treat red, swollen and painful eyes due to liver heat, and eye opacities. Qinpi can clear away heat, relieve liver fire, improve eyesight and remove cataracts. It is used to treat red, swollen and painful eyes and cataracts caused by stagnation of fire in the liver meridian. It can be used alone to wash the eyes with the decoction; or it can be boiled and taken with gardenia and loblolly leaves, such as Qinpi Decoction (Wai Tai Mi Yao). If used with Qinjiao and Fangfeng, it can treat liver meridian wind-heat, red eyes and cataracts, such as Qinpi Decoction ("Longmu Lun" in Ophthalmology)

【Usage and dosage of Qinpi】

Decoction: 6-12g. Apply appropriate amount externally and wash the affected area.

【Taboo of Qinpi】

It is not recommended for people with weak spleen and stomach.

[Modern research on the efficacy and effects of Qinpi]

1. Chemical composition of Fraxinus chinensis bark: The bark of Fraxinus chinensis contains coumarins and tannins such as aescin and aescin. The bark of the ash tree contains escin and quercetin. The bark of the Fraxinus foetida contains escin, esculin, quercetin, scopoletin, etc. The bark of the Fraxinus chinensis tree contains escin, esculin, quercetin, syringin, and esculin.

2. Clinical research on the efficacy and function of Qinpi: Qinpi decoction was used to treat 50 cases of bacterial dysentery in children, with a cure rate of 80% (Pharmacology and Application of Chinese Medicine, People's Medical Publishing House, 1983). In addition, some people use Qinpi to treat chronic bronchitis and whooping cough.

3. Pharmacological effects of Qinpi: Qinpi decoction has inhibitory effects on Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Shigella flexneri and Shigella sonnei; esculin has inhibitory effects on Staphylococcus aureus, Catarrhalis, Streptococcus and Neisseria; esculin also has inhibitory effects on Catarrhalis, Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli and Shigella flexneri; the esculin, esculin and esculin contained in it all have anti-inflammatory effects; esculin has sedative, antitussive, expectorant and antiasthmatic effects; esculin has diuretic and promotes uric acid excretion effects; esculin also has sedative, expectorant and promotes uric acid excretion effects.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the efficacy and functions of Qinpi, so choosing it to treat diseases is of great help. However, it should be noted that in the process of using such medicines, the diet should be light, and some greasy and spicy foods should be avoided to improve the disease.