Dan Nan Xing胆南星
Arisaemae cum BilePulvis Arisaema
- Slightly toxic
Also known asPulvis Arisaemae cum Felle Bovis
- Category
- Herbs that transform Phlegm and stop cough
- Nature
- cool
- Taste
- bitter
- Channels entered
- Liver, Lung, Spleen
- Dosage
- 2–5 g
Usual doses
- Dosage
- 2–5 g
- Tincture
- 0.5–2 ml
Actions & indications
- Clears Heat, dissolves Phlegm, calms Wind and stops convulsions
- Muscle spasms and cramps, infantile convulsions, seizures, facial paralysis, tetanus and stroke
Contraindications
- Use with caution in dry cough caused by Liver Wind rising from Excess Fire or Blood Deficiency.
- Use with great caution during pregnancy.
- Skin contact with Dan Nan Xing may cause an allergic reaction.
Notes
- It is Prepared Arisaema Rhizome (Zhi Tian Nan Xing) combined with bovine bile.
- It is used for spasms, convulsions and strokes, particularly those caused by fevers in children.
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