What are the effects of Chinese medicine Danfu Pian

With the progress of society, people's living conditions are getting better and better. There are more and more drugs to treat diseases, and medical equipment is also getting better and better. When people are sick, they basically take medicine according to the doctor's prescription, but they don't know much about the specific effects of the medicine. Among them, there is a traditional Chinese medicine called Danfu Pian that not many people understand very well. So, what are the effects of the traditional Chinese medicine Danfu Pian?

Preparation of Salty Aconite: Wash the Salty Aconite, soak it for 2-3 days, change the water 2-3 times a day, remove all the saltiness, and take it out. Put it in a pot, add water and tofu and cook until it is no longer numb when chewed, take it out and remove the tofu. Spread out until dry on the outside and moist on the inside, then cut into very thin slices. Let dry and sift out the ash. Incoming tablets (with attached tablets, black tablets), remove impurities from the original medicine. Soak briefly, take out, and pour water on it to moisten it thoroughly. Put it in a pot, add water and tofu and cook until it is no longer numb when chewed, take it out and remove the tofu. Spread out until dry on the outside and moist on the inside, then cut into very thin slices. Let dry and sift out the ash. For every 100kg of salted aconite or aconite slices, or black aconite slices, use 10kg of tofu.

Properties: This product is irregularly shaped and very thin flakes with a diameter of 2 to 2.5 cm. The outer skin is dark brown to black brown with fine wrinkles, and some small branches can be seen. The cut surface is light yellow-brown to light brown, translucent, and horny. Hard texture. Slight odor, light taste.

Nature and flavor: pungent, sweet, very hot, poisonous. It enters the heart, kidney and spleen meridians.

Applicable to: 1. Used for symptoms such as syncope, loss of yang, weak pulse, etc. Aconite is pungent and hot, and is mainly used for spontaneous cold sweat, cold limbs, weak pulse, or severe sweating, vomiting, and severe coldness. It is often used together with ginseng, dried ginger, and roasted licorice. If the patient is sweating profusely, with loss of yang and coldness, in addition to aconite and ginseng, you must also add dragon bone, oyster and other astringent and sweat-retaining drugs; if heavy bleeding causes cold hands and feet, sweating and weak pulse, you can use ginseng, aconite, dragon bone, oyster together with Ophiopogon japonicus and Schisandra chinensis to restore yang and save yin.

2. Used for symptoms such as kidney yang deficiency, fear of cold and cold limbs, spleen yang deficiency, abdominal pain, and loose stools. Aconite can replenish Yuan Yang and benefit the source of fire. It can be used for all symptoms of kidney yang deficiency, weakened vital fire, fear of cold and cold limbs, impotence, and frequent urination. It is often used together with cinnamon, rehmannia, dodder seed, cornus fruit, etc. For symptoms of spleen yang deficiency, cold pain in the abdomen, and loose stools, aconite can be used together with drugs such as Codonopsis pilosula, Atractylodes macrocephala, dried ginger, and roasted licorice that can benefit qi and warm the spleen.

3. Used for symptoms such as wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, pain in bones and joints all over the body. Aconite has warm properties and can dispel cold and dampness. Therefore, it has a good effect of dispelling cold and relieving pain for those with rheumatic pain caused by a predominance of cold. It is often used together with cinnamon twig and other products.

The above article gives you a detailed introduction to the effects of the traditional Chinese medicine Danfu Pian. In this way, if some people suffer from diseases such as cold body, wind-cold, etc., they will clearly know to use Danfupian. It does not mean that you should just follow the doctor's instructions to treat the disease, but if the disease is more serious, it is better to treat it according to the doctor's instructions.