Shui Wu Gong
NameShui Wu Gong (Shortleaf Kyllinga Herb)The Effect of Shui Wu GongPropertyPungent, slightly bitter, neutral; liver and lung meridians entered.ActionsDispel wind and remove toxicity, clear heat and promote diuresis, activate blood.IndicationsDysentery, sores and boils, snake bites, traumatic injury


Name
Shui Wu Gong (Shortleaf Kyllinga Herb)
The Effect of Shui Wu Gong
Property
Pungent, slightly bitter, neutral; liver and lung meridians entered.
Actions
Dispel wind and remove toxicity, clear heat and promote diuresis, activate blood.
Indications
Dysentery, sores and boils, snake bites, traumatic injury, rheumatic arthritis, skin itch, jaundice, malaria, whooping cough, headache and fever due to cold, chyluria, acute bronchitis.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 15~30 g, or double the dosage with fresh product. It also can be pounded into juice or soaked in wine. Proper dosage is for external application, pounded for applying.
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