Side effects of creeping vine

Because of its high ornamental value, creeping grass is also used as a plant in flower beds in some cities. However, the creeping grass not only has high ornamental value, but also has good medicinal value. It is especially effective in treating sores caused by poisonous snake bites and other diseases, such as hepatitis. But what are the side effects after taking too much of the plant?

Side effects of creeping vine

Creepingwort is mostly used to treat hepatitis. It can lower serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and has a protective effect on liver cell damage. If the alanine aminotransferase value is normal, do not continue to use medications containing creepingwort. Use other medications as auxiliary treatment to avoid low alanine aminotransferase and other effects on the liver. It is especially forbidden for pregnant women. People with allergies must use this type of medication under the guidance of a doctor.

Efficacy and function

1. Creeping pot grass is used for infectious hepatitis: In recent years, this product has been used alone in the clinical treatment of infectious hepatitis (including acute icteric hepatitis, acute non-icteric hepatitis, chronic hepatitis, and active stage of chronic hepatitis). It has a certain effect on lowering serum transaminases, and can reduce or eliminate the patient's symptoms of dampness and heat such as bitter taste in the mouth, poor appetite, and yellow and red urine.

2. Creeping weeds can treat snake bites. Generally, after being bitten by a poisonous snake, first disinfect the wound. Use a three-edged needle or a thick needle to prick the "Eight Wind Points" or "Eight Evil Points" between the obviously swollen fingers or toes. Detoxify through acupuncture, take antidotes orally, and then use pre-crushed fresh creeping weeds to apply around the wound. Change the dressing twice a day, and it will heal after a few days of continuous application.

3. Creepingwort treats nasopharyngeal cancer. Mash an appropriate amount of fresh Creepingwort and apply it topically 1 to 2 times a day. Take another piece of rush and crush it and hold it in your mouth. At the same time, use: 30 grams each of wild arbutus, Stephania tetrandra, and Achyranthes bidentata, all of which are fresh and decocted for oral administration. Continue to use it until the nasopharyngeal swelling disappears and the symptoms are cured in the near future.

4. Creeping grass treats snake bites: Creeping grass is good at detoxifying snake venom and is a commonly used folk medicine for treating snake bites. You can use half a pound of fresh grass alone, wash it with cold boiled water, mash it and squeeze out the juice for oral administration, one to two times a day; you can also use it with other medicines such as Scutellaria barbata, Chrysanthemum officinale, Bidens pilosa, Plantain, and Raw Rhubarb to make a decoction for oral administration, and wash and mash the fresh grass for external application.

5. Creeping Jasmine can reduce inflammation and swelling, and is used for inflammatory swelling and pain: Grind Creeping Jasmine into powder for cellulitis, mix it with vaseline to make a 50% ointment, and apply it topically.

6. Creeping weeds are used to treat unknown swellings and toxins. Add a proper amount of fresh Creeping weeds to a little walnut oil and liquor, mash them and apply externally.