地桃花
NameDi Tao Hua (Root or herb of Rose Mallow)The Effect of 地桃花PropertySweet, neutral, pungent; lung and spleen meridians entered.ActionsExpel wind and eliminate dampness, clear heat and remove toxicity.IndicationsCold with fever, hematemesis, traumatic bleeding, edema, dysentery, stranguria, leucorrh


Name
Di Tao Hua (Root or herb of Rose Mallow)
The Effect of 地桃花
Property
Sweet, neutral, pungent; lung and spleen meridians entered.
Actions
Expel wind and eliminate dampness, clear heat and remove toxicity.
Indications
Cold with fever, hematemesis, traumatic bleeding, edema, dysentery, stranguria, leucorrhea, sores and boils, rheumatic arthritis.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 30~60 g, or pounded into juice. Proper dosage is for external application, pounded for applying.
Cautions
It is contraindicated in case of deficiency cold.
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