Investigation on effects of Ziwan(Radix Asteris)on nourishing kidney and promoting urination and defecation

LI Ye; LIANG Hua

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Investigation on effects of Ziwan(Radix Asteris)on nourishing kidney and promoting urination and defecation

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- Investigation on effects of Ziwan(Radix Asteris)on nourishing kidney and promoting urination and defecation
- Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 51, Issue 12, Pages: 65-66(2017)
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  1. 内蒙古自治区中医医院药剂科,内蒙古,呼和浩特,010020
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LI Ye, LIANG Hua. Investigation on effects of Ziwan(Radix Asteris)on nourishing kidney and promoting urination and defecation. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 51(12):65-66(2017)
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LI Ye, LIANG Hua. Investigation on effects of Ziwan(Radix Asteris)on nourishing kidney and promoting urination and defecation. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 51(12):65-66(2017) DOI：

摘要

探析紫菀滋肾通利二便作用。紫菀味辛而润,宣达肺气,苦降下气,通调水道,助大肠传导糟粕,达通利二便作用。

Abstract

This paper discusses the effect of Ziwan(Radix Asteris)on nourishing kidney and promoting urination and defecation. Radix Asteris is of pungent flavour and moistening function,it could disperse lung qi and descend the lower qi,regulate the fluid passage and benefit the peristalsis of large intestine,which shows the effects of promoting urination and defecation.

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紫菀滋肾便秘小便不利

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Radix Asterisnourishing kidneyconstipationdysuria

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