What are the medicinal values ​​of buttercup?

Many people may not know about buttercup. It is a common Chinese herbal medicine. There are many names for buttercup. Many people call it different names. This Chinese herbal medicine has a good effect on common migraines, elderly diseases, and office diseases of young people. The main dosage and usage can be used for local relief by fumigation or hot compress. So what other medicinal values ​​does buttercup have!

Benefits of buttercup:

Buttercup is a plant of the genus Ranunculaceae. Buttercup has the effects of relieving jaundice, relieving asthma, stopping malaria, relieving pain and eliminating cataracts. Other names of buttercup are: water buttercup, Mao Jian, Mao Jian grass, monkey garlic, fish carbuncle grass, duck feet, wild celery, mountain pepper, tiger claw grass, hairy celery, kimchi, Tianjiu, Mao Jin, Zijiu, He Xicao, sleepy grass, tiger grass, dog footprints, tiger footprint grass, fire tube green, spicy grass, spicy grass, tiger whiskers, Senecio, mouse feet soles, rotten lung grass, three-legged tiger, and water celery. The efficacy and function of buttercup The efficacy and function of buttercup

Source: Buttercup is a plant of the genus Ranunculaceae, and the whole plant with roots is used as medicine.

Alias: Ranunculus, Maojian, Maojian grass, monkey garlic, fish carbuncle grass, duck's foot, wild celery, mountain pepper, tiger's claw grass, hairy celery, kimchi, Tianjiu, Maojin, self-moxibustion, Hexi grass, sleepy grass, tiger grass, dog footprints, tiger footprint grass, fire tube green, spicy grass, spicy grass, tiger whiskers, Senecio, mouse's foot soles, rotten lung grass, three-legged tiger, water celery.

Nature and flavor: spicy, slightly bitter, warm. poisonous.

Effects: jaundice, asthma, anti-malaria, analgesia, nephrotic

Indications: malaria, jaundice, migraine, stomachache, rheumatic joint pain, gout, carbuncle, ulcer, scabies, toothache, conjunctivitis.

Dosage and Administration: Stomachache: mash the fresh product and apply it to the stomach point, kidney point and other acupoints. Discard it when there is a local burning sensation. Jaundice: apply it under the deltoid muscle of the arm. Malaria: apply it to the Dazhui point 6 hours before the onset of the attack. Discard it when there is a local burning sensation. If blisters occur, cover them with sterilized gauze.

Lymph node tuberculosis: apply locally; pterygium, corneal clouding: apply to the wrist pulse point, left eye on the right, right eye on the left, both eyes on both hands, until blisters appear, then prick the blisters and apply anti-inflammatory drugs externally to prevent infection.

Effects of Buttercup:

Ranunculus is pungent, slightly bitter and warm. It is poisonous and can promote diuresis, reduce swelling, relieve pain, remove cataracts, stop malaria and kill insects. Used for stomachache, jaundice, malaria, lymph node tuberculosis, pterygium, corneal opacity, killing maggots and mosquito larvae.

1. Buttercup treats jaundice: Mash fresh buttercup and roll it into balls (as big as soybeans). Tie it on your arm. Blisters will form at night. Prick it with a needle to release yellow water. (Compilation of Medicinal Materials)

2. Buttercup treats red eyes and red eyes: one to two buttercups. Take the root, add more than ten grains of salt, mash it and apply it on the Neiguan acupoint on the hand.

When applying the medicine, first put a copper coin on the left hand for the affected right eye and the right hand for the affected left eye. Wrap it with cloth after application and remove it when you feel burning pain and blisters appear. Do not break the blisters and cover them with sterile gauze.

As a common Chinese herbal medicine, Maokong not only has a wide range of uses, but also has high utilization value. It can be applied externally to reduce inflammation and relieve pain, prevent bacterial infection, and kill bacteria, disinfect and detoxify. It also has a good therapeutic effect on treating coughs, malaria, sores, toothaches, rheumatic diseases in the elderly and common conjunctivitis.