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Zhu Ling, Umbrella Polypore · 2007 · Patent

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Chinese medicine for treating fullness of abdomen caused by constipation

Polyporus umbellatus

SpeciesZhu Ling, Umbrella Polypore
JournalNot listed
Year2007

Key points

  • Disclosed is a Chinese medicament for treating constipation, wherein the active constituents comprise the following raw material herbs (by weight portion): trogopterus dung 15-25 parts, zedoary 10-20 parts, burred tuber 10-20 parts, pharbitis seed 15-21 parts, yellow corktree bark 10-14 part, polyporus umbellatus 10-20 parts, dried rehmannia root 15-25 parts, aristolochia stem 8-12 parts, rheum officinale 15-21 parts, sodium sulfate 25-35 parts, Chinese angelica root 10-20 parts, cinnamon twig 8-12 parts, peach kernel 10-20 parts, canthar 8-12 parts, snakegourd fruit 15-21 parts, banksia rose 8-12 parts, frank incense 9-15 parts, fructus aurantii 10-16 parts, atractylodes rhizome 9-15 parts, white atractylodes rhizome 8-12 parts, dandehon particles 9-15 parts
  • The preparing process consists of mincing, sieving, and mixing homogeneously to obtain honeyed pills

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Abstract

Disclosed is a Chinese medicament for treating constipation, wherein the active constituents comprise the following raw material herbs (by weight portion): trogopterus dung 15-25 parts, zedoary 10-20 parts, burred tuber 10-20 parts, pharbitis seed 15-21 parts, yellow corktree bark 10-14 part, polyporus umbellatus 10-20 parts, dried rehmannia root 15-25 parts, aristolochia stem 8-12 parts, rheum officinale 15-21 parts, sodium sulfate 25-35 parts, Chinese angelica root 10-20 parts, cinnamon twig 8-12 parts, peach kernel 10-20 parts, canthar 8-12 parts, snakegourd fruit 15-21 parts, banksia rose 8-12 parts, frank incense 9-15 parts, fructus aurantii 10-16 parts, atractylodes rhizome 9-15 parts, white atractylodes rhizome 8-12 parts, dandehon particles 9-15 parts. The preparing process consists of mincing, sieving, and mixing homogeneously to obtain honeyed pills.

Citation

LI QINGCHENG (2007). Chinese medicine for treating fullness of abdomen caused by constipation.

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