Hemerocallis herb

Hemerocallis herb

(Jilin Chinese herbal medicine)

[synonym] yarmutang (Tibetan name).

[source] it is the whole plant of Violaceae.

[plant morphology] Viola fissa

Herbs perennial, without rhizome. The rhizome is short and thick, with several yellow and white thick fibrous roots. The leaf blade is round kidney shaped, palmately 3-5-lobed, the lobes are further pinnate, and the final lobes are linear. Flowers pale purple and pansy; sepals 5, persistent, imbricate; petals 5, unequal in size, the lowest often large and spaced. The capsule splits into 3 petals at maturity. The flowering period is from June to August. The fruit period is from July to September.

It grows on grassland and fixed sand dunes. It is distributed in Northeast and Sichuan.

[collection] collect in spring and autumn, wash and fresh, or sun dry.

[nature and taste] Manual of plateau Chinese herbal medicine treatment: "bitter, cold. "

[Guijing] Manual of plateau Chinese herbal medicine treatment: "three meridians of heart, spleen and kidney. "

[functions and indications] 1. Jilin Chinese herbal medicine: "clearing away heat and toxin, eliminating carbuncle and swelling. It is used to treat nameless swelling, poison and sores. "

② "Plateau Chinese herbal medicine treatment manual": "clearing away heat and toxin, removing blood stasis and dispersing stasis. The treatment of carbuncle, sore, toxin, and turbid nephritis. "

[usage and dosage] oral administration: decoct soup, 3-5 yuan, or mash juice. External use: tamping.

[prescription selection] 1. To treat various kinds of sores and boils: appropriate amount of fresh poison grass, a little alum, mashed together like mud, applied to the affected area.

② Treatment of measles and fever: three coins of Herba zanthoxyli, three coins of honeysuckle. Fried in water, twice a day.

③ Treatment of nameless swelling poison: mash the juice with fresh poison grass, one glass each time, twice a day. (1) Chinese herbal medicine of Jilin Province

④ Rule leucorrhea: Viola with Agrimonia, Solanum nigrum stew to eat. (manual of plateau Chinese herbal medicine treatment)

Chinese PinYin : Ding Du Cao