What are the effects of Mianma Guanzhong

Mianma Guanzhong is a traditional Chinese medicine with a slightly cold nature, but it has many benefits. Some medical scientists have found that Mianma Guanzhong is a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine for clearing heat and detoxifying. In addition, it also has very good insecticidal and hemostatic effects. Mianma Guanzhong belongs to the Guanzhong category, and similar ones include Guanzhong charcoal, raw Guanzhong, etc. Let’s analyze the effects of Mianma Guanzhong below.

1. Clears away heat and detoxifies, used for wind-heat cold, warm-heat macules, mumps and other diseases. It is often used together with honeysuckle, forsythia, isatis indigotica, etc.

2. Insecticide, used for various intestinal parasitic diseases. For treating hookworms, it can be used together with Chinese torreya nuts, betel nut, red vine and other drugs; for treating red worms, it can be prepared into pills with betel nut, thunder ball, etc. for oral administration; for treating pinworms, it can be used together with crane lice, chinaberry bark, etc.

3. Stop bleeding. Used for symptoms such as vomiting blood, epistaxis, bloody stool and metrorrhagia. Roasted charcoal can cool blood and stop bleeding, and is used for symptoms of blood heat and bleeding. It is especially effective in treating metrorrhagia. It is often used together with Platycladus orientalis leaves, Agrimoniae, etc.

4. Prevent influenza. 60g each of Guanzhong and honeysuckle, 20g of licorice, decocted in water twice to make 120mL of medicine guide, spray or drip about 1.2mL into the throat every morning, 3 months as a course of treatment. The results showed that the incidence rate among 393 people in the medication group was 12.3%, while the incidence rate among 391 people in the control group was 44.5%, with a very significant difference between the two groups.

5. Treat viral hepatitis. 90 cases of this disease were treated with compound Guanzhong injection. Adults were given 250 mL intravenous injection daily, and children were given a reduced dosage. 15 days was one course of treatment. If the effect was not good, 2 to 3 more courses could be used. Results: 48 cases were cured, 34 cases improved, and the HBsAg negative conversion rate reached 82%.

Corydalis guanzhong is slightly toxic, so it should not be consumed in large quantities. Common adverse reactions include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Excessive consumption can reduce the menstrual volume of women in normal menstrual periods. However, compared with its other functions, it is still praised. It has a good inhibitory effect on many viruses.