重楼
NameChong Lou (Rhizoma Paridis)The Effect of 重楼PropertyBitter, slightly cold; slightly toxic; liver meridian entered.ActionsClear heat and remove toxicity; relieve swelling and pain; cool liver and stop convulsions.IndicationsAbscess, deep-rooted boils and sores; venomous snake bite; throat obstruct

Name
Chong Lou (Rhizoma Paridis)
The Effect of 重楼
Property
Bitter, slightly cold; slightly toxic; liver meridian entered.
Actions
Clear heat and remove toxicity; relieve swelling and pain; cool liver and stop convulsions.
Indications
Abscess, deep-rooted boils and sores; venomous snake bite; throat obstruction with swelling pain; infantile convulsions due to high fever; traumatic injury; traumatic bleeding.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 5~10 g. Proper dosage is for topical administration.
Cations
It is contraindicated to the pregnant women.
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