Single Herbs
Formula
Single Herbs
| Category | Huo Xue Qu Yu Yao 活血祛瘀藥 |
| Sub Category | |
| Name | Yan Hu Suo 延胡索 Corydalis rhizome |
| Grown | North and northeast China. |
| Source | Dried rhizome of Corydalis yanhusuo W. T. WAN. |
| Ingredients | Corybulbine, Corydaline, Tetrahydropalmatine, Cavidine, Protopine, Canadine |
| Pharma Effect | 1) Analgesic and sedative effect: ingredient tetrahydropalmatine provides a very strong analgesic effect, although less powerful than morphine. It also extends sleeping time induced by hexobarbital. The ingredient can constrict spontaneous activities of s |
| Properties | Acrid, bitter, warm |
| Channels | Liver, spleen |
| Function | Invigorates blood, dissipates clumps, promotes movement of qi and alleviates pain. This is a major herb for blood circulation and qi promotion. |
| Clinic Usage | For chest and abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, heavy internal blood discharge, vaginal discharge, postpartum blood stasis, and pain due to traumatic injury. |
| Cautions | The acrid, dry, bitter and warm nature of the herb promotes heat. Use with caution in cases of excessive internal heat or symptoms of red tongue and insufficient saliva. |
| Dosage | 3~9g. If use as an intake powder, 1.5~3g per dose. |
| Storage | Store in a dry place. Protect from worm infestation. |
Formula
Single Herbs
| Category | Li Qi Yao 理氣藥 |
| Sub Category | |
| Name | Yan Hu Suo 延胡索 Corydalis rhizome |
| Grown | In Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shangdong and Hebei areas of China. |
| Source | The dried rhizome of Corydalis yanhusuo W. T. WAN and its family. |
| Ingredients | Corybulbine, Corydaline, Tetrahydropalmatine, Cavidine, Protopine, Canadine |
| Pharma Effect | 1) Analgesic and sedative effect: ingredient tetrahydropalmatine provides a very strong analgesic effect, although less powerful than morphine. It also extends sleeping time induced by hexobarbital. The ingredient can constrain spontaneous activities of |
| Properties | Acrid, bitter, warm |
| Channels | Liver, spleen |
| Function | Invigorates blood, dissipates clumps, promotes movement of qi and alleviates pain. This is one major herb for blood circulation and qi promotion. |
| Clinic Usage | For chest and abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, heavy internal blood discharge, vaginal discharge, postpartum blood stasis, and pain due to traumatic injury. |
| Cautions | The acrid, dry, bitter and warm nature of the herb promotes heat. Use with caution in cases of excessive internal heat or with symptoms of red-tongued and insufficient saliva. |
| Dosage | 3~9g. If use as an intake powder, 1.5~3g per dose. |
| Storage | Store in a dry place. Protect from worm infestation. |
